Gun Registration is Gun Confiscation – Updated 2019 Edition

Ammoland ^ | 10 August, 2019 | Dean Weingarten

[hadaclueonce]

Think Waco.
Feds have the best toys in the world.
Never challenge them from your homestead.
I read that on the internet.

[Big Red Badger]

Tom,
Dick and
Harry.
Yup.

[momincombatboots]

Sounds like you are in the know. What are the details of the administrations gun control Pence told us is in congress?
All he said was swifter punishment for murderers.

[PROCON]

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[Blood of Tyrants]

Here’s something interesting: You cannot be charged with a crime for having an unregistered firearm if registering it would expose you to prosecution. I.E. If it’s a felony to own a firearm, you cannot be charged with possessing an unregistered firearm.

[Blood of Tyrants]

Yep, registration ALWAYS leads to confiscation.

[Phlyer]

[W]hen “THEY” kick in your door at 3 am . . .

I had occasion to spend a little time with our local police chief. As our time was wrapping up, I told him that I had promised myself I would say something to him before we parted.

I told him that "no-knock" search warrants should never, ever be used. Because as long as there is the possibility that the police might use a tactic, you can be sure that the criminals will use it. Whether someone comes into my house yelling 'Police, Police!' or 'Rumplestiltskin' I can't tell if they are legitimate until it is too late - leaving me the options of allowing criminals to do unspeakable things to my family, or firing on police officers. Neither is acceptable.

And I told him that faced with that choice I would fire at the intruders.

I believe they know this, as a general case. So they won't come at 3:00 in the morning, they will come during the day and that they will say they have the right to seize my weapons. The example that is relevant is Boston after the 'pressure cooker' bombs. They went around seizing private firearms without even the benefit of a search warrant or other documentation specific to the citizen whose weapons were seized. In broad daylight. With guns trained on windows from the hatches of armored cars.

As another poster has stated: I'm an old guy and I have reached the point where some things are more important to me than my life. Protecting my family from intruders has always been one of them - and to do that I need access to something to make my tired old body equal to a young, strong punk with a knife or a club (at least). I won't surrender my weapons to an unConstitutional confiscation.

[familyop]

"If you have reported the gun stolen, and it is found in your possession, you can be charged with obstruction of justice, filing a false report, or perhaps a newly created crime for 'gun criminals.'"

It would most likely be a felony under any law passed to that effect. And after the inevitable confiscations, imagine the waves of home invasions! Criminals would burn, rape and pillage everywhere, beginning with women: the easiest targets!