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You can see it on this VPC page:
Bullet Hoses Semiautomatic Assault Weapons—What Are They? What's So Bad About Them? The Gun Industry's Lies
Posted on 09/30/2005 9:10:54 PM PDT by Dan from Michigan
VPC Recommendations for Securing Firearms and Ammunition During Disasters
As another potentially devastating hurricane barrels toward the U.S., the VPC offers a series of recommendations to ensure that large inventories of guns and ammunition held by local Federal Firearms License (FFL) holders are secure in order to prevent the gun violence that marred rescue and recovery efforts in New Orleans in the wake of Katrina.
"Emergency officials who prepared Louisiana's plan for responding to a major hurricane never guessed that one of their duties would be to protect aid workers from gunmen, one of the state's senior disaster officials said Monday....
No disaster planner, he said, predicted that people would loot gun stores after the storm and shoot at police, rescue officials and helicopters."
"Disaster official at NY symposium: Planners didn't anticipate gun problem after Katrina," Associated Press, September 12, 2005
To prevent the gun violence that wreaked havoc on rescue and recovery efforts in the wake of Hurricane Katrina in 2005, the Violence Policy Center offers a series of policy recommendations to ensure that firearms and ammunition in the control of the nation's 60,000 Federal Firearms License holders (FFLs) is secured against theft and looting in the event of an emergency situation.
Implement Minimum Safety and Security Standards for Gun Stores and Pawn Shops
Under current law, gun dealers are under no obligation to ensure that their inventories of firearms and ammunition are securely stored, not even in the event of an emergency evacuation or disaster area declaration. The lack of secure storage requirements virtually guarantees the likelihood that firearms and ammunition will be looted in the wake of a major natural disaster, riot, or terrorist attack.
Congress should require the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) to implement permanent, minimum safety and security standards for windows, doors, storage areas, containers, safes, alarms, etc. in all licensed gun stores, pawn shops and other retailers that sell firearms, e.g. Walmarts.
Institute Special Security Rules for Emergencies
Permanent security requirements should be augmented with additional safeguards to be activated in the event of an emergency. For example, a requirement that large retailers temporarily turn their firearm and ammunition inventories over to local law enforcement authorities or remove them from the area in the event of a mandatory evacuation order would prevent a recurrence of the situation that transpired in New Orleans where looters emptied the gun department of the local Walmart and plundered gun stores.
Notify Law Enforcement Agencies of Inventories of Especially Lethal Firearms and Ammunition
In the event of a terrorist attack, riot, or severe storm like Katrina, local law enforcement should have specific information regarding which gun dealers have in their inventories firearms that pose a particular threat to public safety. Dealers who sell machine guns, assault weapons, 50 caliber anti-armor sniper rifles, or armor-piercing ammunition should be required to submit information on the make, model, and number of such weapons in their inventories to local law enforcement agencies on a regular basis.
Tighten Reporting Requirements for Stolen and Missing Firearms
Current federal law requires FFLs to report to law enforcement authorities the theft or loss of a firearm within 48 hours of discovery of the loss. This weak standard allows dealers to use virtually any reason as an excuse for failure to "discover" that a gun is missing. This requirement should be strengthened to shorten the elapsed time to 24 hours and require that the report be made when a firearm is "discovered or should have been discovered" to be missing.
Establish Enhanced Penalties for Using a Firearm to Impede Emergency Operations
Individuals who fire at emergency and rescue personnel who are engaged in rescue and recovery operations should be subject to enhanced jail sentences.
Betters solution: LOOTERS WILL BE SHOT ON SIGHT
Another thing they didn't count on ...were corrupt cops looting, holing up in hotels with their booty and threatening innocent citizens. So Walmart turns over their inventory to these types?
It turns out most of those stories were exaggerations or outright lies anyway. The best way to secure your firearm during an emergency is to carry it with you, loaded, with the muzzle directed toward the threat. You protect the weapon; the weapon protects you. Symbiosis.
The Violence Policy Center, a notorious gun-hating group, is making recommendations about securing firearms and ammunition in a disaster. Sorry, but this one is making the needle on my B.S. meter go into the red zone.
Most FFLs have an enormous amount of money tied up in firearms inventory. They don't want their property stolen. All of the FFLs I patronize have very secure storage. There isn't any need for more government regulations.
If the answer is more government intervention it must have been a pretty stupid question
Just one I know about....ME !!!
You can see it on this VPC page:
Bullet Hoses Semiautomatic Assault Weapons—What Are They? What's So Bad About Them? The Gun Industry's Lies
Just what we need; more dumbass laws. Rita hit East Texas pretty hard but I didn't notice anybody trying to take my guns. A common sense approach is usually best.
Including the looting "police".
Semper Fi
?!?!WTF?!?!
You do something about this? Are you able to?
Nice Ingram. Loved those since it was used in, "Escape From New York," by Kurt Russell.
What in the world were you doing with a MAC-10? Did you expect everyone to be within two yards of you or was that one of those military issue issues?
On the other hand, if you had to fulfill a photo op choosing such would lull the enemy. Never mind.
Sure that's an Ingram, Walkin' Dude? I thought it was a crappy MAC, though your assessment makes better sense.
Because, you see, right now, shooting at fire and rescue personnel is only a fine and community service. If the perps knew they could go to jail, they would all stop it.
Nothing is anatomically impossible for Josh.
According to the text on that pic, it's an Ingram M10.
I had an old weaponry book that went into detail about those firearms.
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