Don't Forget that CA Microstamping Bill goes into effect in 2010

[CJS3]

My point is the fact that they are no longer available, don't you see what is happening??? Aren't you concerned?

some of those guns are also no longer made.
how it works is a ffl can not sell the gun or transerfer it from out of state.  P2P in state, you can still get what ever you want.

At an artificially inflated price

I've never found that to be the case tom.

that means they just don't care, or they are so self absorbed, that they deserve whatever happens to them. Most won't notice something amiss until the front door is kicked in for the search warrant.

Point made.

[TAB]

August Unemployment numbers were just released, CA is at 12.2%   I really doubt guns are on the top of anyones list right now.( NV is at 13% ) 

look at it nationally, there is what 100 mil gun owners?  how many of those are NRA members?  4-5 mil tops.

[david86440]

August Unemployment numbers were just released, CA is at 12.2%   I really doubt guns are on the top of anyones list right now.( NV is at 13% )  

look at it nationally, there is what 100 mil gun owners?  how many of those are NRA members?  4-5 mil tops.

I'm always looking for a deal on guns. Just the fact that CA requires going through an FFL for even private sales adds considerably to the cost over what it can be purchased for in other states that allow face to face private sales.

I hate that when I see something on Gun Broker or Gallery of Guns that I want to buy........ sorry, not on the approved list, or sorry, we don't ship to CA.

The unemployment here is even higher, but down from 20% a few months ago.

Colusa County dropped from 16.4 to 15.7 percent — sixth highest in the state. Sutter County's rate was 13th highest in the state at 15 percent — a decline from 16.4 percent in August.

In the Mid-Valley, Yuba County's rate dropped from 18.4 percent in July to 17.5 percent in August, though it remained second highest of all counties in the state. Only Imperial County's 28.7 percent was higher.

 

[Badgersmilk]

Hmmm, microstamping sounds like another FINE reason to carry a wheel gun!  The cases leave with you!

[david86440]

Hmmm, microstamping sounds like another FINE reason to carry a wheel gun!  The cases leave with you!

We actually agree on something!

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[1911 Junkie]

We actually agree on something!

For your sake, you better hope that doesn't happen very often.

[ncrguy]

The problems with California are legendary. I fought the anti-gunners there all my life. The way they have carved up the districts there will always be a Democratic majority with the occasional Republican governor. Things really got out of hand when they passed the assault weapons ban in 1989. It is only going to get worse. I am one of the lucky ones. I escaped to Texas,where I was able for the first time in my life buy a gun as a free man, pick it out, pay my money and walk out the door right then, just like we all should be able to do. It is amazing that as progressive as the government of California has been, you would think it would be a paradise by now. The bad part is the current regime in DC is heavily influenced and financed by the same corrupt people and ideas put forth out there. If anything, CA is a preview of what they would have gun laws become nationally.

[Rob10ring]

If anything, CA is a preview of what they would have gun laws become nationally.

We are the beginning of George Soros' plan for the whole Country.