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abbafandr:
Here is an extremely coherent pro gun column by a Stanford economist .

http://lewrockwell.com/sowell/sowell123.html

Mudinyeri:

--- Quote from: 00BUCK on December 19, 2012, 03:51:33 PM ---Before sending this out you might want to re-check that - the Colorado shooting lists a M&P15 which is an AR15. So that number should be 2 not 1. If we are going to throw things like this out there we HAVE to make sure they are accurate!

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I'm not sure of the configuration of the M&P used in Colorado, but it's entirely possible for an AR not to qualify as an "assault weapon" under the definition of the '94 ban.  S&W's "Performance Center" and "Compliant" lines would all be exempt from the old ban.

Andy, that's why the "no guns" statement says the following:


--- Quote ---Two, potentially three depending on the legality of one particular location in question.
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AAllen:

--- Quote from: Mudinyeri on December 20, 2012, 09:32:54 AM ---Andy, that's why the "no guns" statement says the following:

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What I was trying to point out that according to John Lott the total number is one (Gabby Gifords), with the research he has done I would use his number and say that it is per his research.

00BUCK:

--- Quote from: AAllen on December 19, 2012, 05:55:06 PM ---I would also question the no guns figure.  To my knowledge it is only one, the Gabby Gifords shooting, Military bases do not allow carrying of weapons except by military police, otherwise guns must be in the arms room or out in a field exercise.  From what John Lott reports the other one was posted.  I am not real certain on the Gabby Giffords/Arizona Law but I do know it would have been a no guns zone here inNebraska because it was a political rally.

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Andy, if you live on base you can certainly have guns in your home. and you can transport them on base. They have to be unloaded and stored with no "quick access" by any occupant. It may be different for Army bases but that's how it works on Air Force bases.

AAllen:

--- Quote from: AAllen on December 19, 2012, 05:55:06 PM ---... Military bases do not allow carrying of weapons except by military police, ...
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Buck, I don't think what I posted disagrees with that.

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