[Olog-hai]

Yeah right; the big uptick in gun buying since 2009 and they claim this. Then again, the NSF, NORC and the rest of those leftists manufacture their “results” all the time . . .

[jsanders2001]

More anti-gun propagandists publishing BS online. I was just at a gun show a few weeks ago and the place was packed to overflowing and people were buying guns left and right. If anything Americans are buying more guns in response to Obama and the left’s gun grabbing efforts than ever before,

[headstamp 2]

What a pantload. Anybody that admits they are a gun owner to one of these pollsters is crazy in this climate of out of control government.

[Fry Panny]

It’s a technique to marginalize gun owners. The opposite of “I think we can all agree...” The facts don’t matter, what is reported matters.

[SpaceBar]

BS. Fewer people are willing to disclose firearm ownership to some scum sucking telephone pollster with an agenda.

[ozzymandus]

Yeah, I haven’t bought one for a couple of weeks.

[NTHockey]

Trickle down effect: the regime spews one lie after another, claiming it’s perfectly okay. Pretty soon,lies are accepted as truth and we have this survey. Nobody in his right mind is going to admit they own a gun when that little tidbit will be used by the regime.

[sport]

I could have told you that. The demonization of guns by the media, the feminization of young males by the schools. The "anti bullying" campaign by the schools and media are having the desired effect. One, at the most, two generations from now 99% of the population will be zombies and robots depending upon the Government to wipe their asses. They will be totally unable to defend themselves, provide for themselves. And last but not least, unable to think for themselves. The more civilized and educated we become, the less able to care for ourselves we become.

Don't believe it? Compare the sissies, the metrosexuals, the feminized males of today to the men, including Hollywood actors of the 1040s and the 1950s.

All the Government has to do is wait.

[Studebaker Hawk]

That is why we have so many new gun club/ranges, retailers spouting up in my neck of the woods.

[meadsjn]

How many guns are sold in the US?...
The system has received 156,577,260 applications since 1998

Those numbers are from 2012. Add another 16 Million per year since, or another 32 Million at least.

Well, everyone should know that if you leave them out in the sun too long, they will melt clean away.

Or maybe we've created an additional 150 Million households in recent years. The New Math is scary.

[digitalbrownshirt]

I usually tell them I used to own one, but I lost it in a boating accident.

[grobdriver]

What? What's that question?

Guns? No - we don't have any of those dangerous things in this house!

[trebb]

Must have been a run on boating accidents - people getting smarter about letting on about their weapons...

[HammerT]

Come on people, I’m sure that our wonderful and trusting government wouldn’t go for the low down dirty scheme of calling people pretending to be a pollster and asking all manner of questions on what guns you own.

I mean, what would be the purpose of that?

I’m sure we can trust them to NOT do that, I mean it’s not like they are trying to ban bullets or register guns or anything, right?

[Mad Dawgg]

"That’s a significant decline since the late 1970s and early 1980s, when about half of Americans told researchers there was a gun in their household."

So let us see, Gun sales are at a record high yet the real story headline here is that when researches "ASKED" if people had a gun in the house less said yes in the here and now as opposed to the 70s and 80s...

Well... OK then.