Chuck Stone wrote: » I'm talking about being able to own a handgun (not an assault rifle) and being able to buy one and keep it at home without having to be licensed.
Vito Corleone wrote: » I really couldn't care less tbh, not that into guns. What about you?
Chuck Stone wrote: » But you cared enough to post and ask me how I felt about it? You know what? When I don't care about an issue I don't post in those threads. I'm going to add a poll but I'm waiting to see the responses to help me make it consider people's attitudes to gun ownership.
Kichote wrote: » Yes it would be nice to have for shooting empty beer tins and that sort of thing. Good craic If you havn't a history of violence behind you then i dont see why the government would disallow you from owning a simple piece of metal capable of firing a bullet
Chuck Stone wrote: » But you cared enough to post and ask me how I felt about it? You know what? When I don't care about an issue I don't post in those threads.
Kichote wrote: » I'm guessing people's attitude will be fairly oppressive considering the stories we've been fed about 'gun nuts' in the states. There are probably a good few people here who unfortunately want an outright ban on all guns
Vito Corleone wrote: » Chill out, man. I wasn't trying to be smart or anything. Guns are just not something I'm that bothered with. I asked you because I genuinely wanted to know what you thought. No need to get so defensive.
Chuck Stone wrote: » I don't own a gun, I've never even seen a real gun, so I'm starting this thread for my own learning as much as any other motive.
Gatling wrote: » How ever did we cope with the 1200 legally held hand guns a few years ago
Nodin wrote: » Indeed. Pre- the early 1970's, how did we ever cope with the range of rifles and handguns in private ownsership? It must have been like the wild west....
IIIAcHmEdIII wrote: » you should have to apply for a license for the handgun and through this process you must ... have been checked for ... a criminal record of course..