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anygunanywhere wrote:If you could be more explicit about what "looking the part" is we can keep an eye out for them when we go to gun shows.

I think it means they look like they belong in this country but he checked their ID and they were illegals. Or maybe the other way around and they're Americans but look like Al Qaeda operatives.

anygunanywhere wrote:If we can have the fed government raise the minimum wage maybe the poorer people can buy more expensive guns.

You have the right to keep and bear arms. If you can not afford a gun the government will supply one for you.

tarkus wrote:

anygunanywhere wrote:If you could be more explicit about what "looking the part" is we can keep an eye out for them when we go to gun shows.

I think it means they look like they belong in this country but he checked their ID and they were illegals. Or maybe the other way around and they're Americans but look like Al Qaeda operatives.

anygunanywhere wrote:If we can have the fed government raise the minimum wage maybe the poorer people can buy more expensive guns.

You have the right to keep and bear arms. If you can not afford a gun the government will supply one for you.

Kind of like a digital tv converter?

Anygun

More like an extension of Miranda rights.

I think greed will do a better job of closing the supposed loophole than legislation.

There are, admittedly, some dealers selling 'personal' firearms at gun shows.

But as a rule, the prices are inflated to the point where I have to pass most of them by.

Is a BG going to pay $600 for a revolver or $1000 for a 1911 at a show, or is he going to steal one?

Many of the Taurus snubs have broken the $300 barrier, 642's and 442's are about to break $400.

There are Hi-Points and other inexpensive firearms available, but I don't see a line waiting to buy them.