AZ FTW

There is no ammendment to the Constitution that ensures the right to drive a car.

 

So I walked all over tarnation to try and find someone with the key to the cabinet...

 

Finally the guy comes out (they had to call him 3 times on the intercom) and gets me my boxes of ammo. He asks for my license which I handed over...

 

Then he starts typing into the register my information...

 

I was like "what do you think you are doing?".

 

he was all. "Well, Sir, I feel it is important to do everything I can to help keep track of all ammunition purchases".

 

I asked if this was wal-marts policy...

 

He said no, but as a student at Miami university, he feels everything he can do to help track any ammo he sells, will help cut down on crime, and catch criminals. So he adds license numbers to all transactions.

 

I was not a happy camper. I had already wasted 20 minutes of my time waiting for this joker to show up to do his job... Then he is all big brother on me...

 

I told him he better get a law degree, because trampling rights of Americans will get you in hot water... Maybe not with the current administration... But, they won't be in power for long.

 

Freedom... Naa...

 

Way to straw man the opposite side of the debate...I'm very much pro-gun rights, but, as my record on the forum will show, I'm very critical on the idea that carrying a gun makes you or anyone else safer. But I'm equally critical of the idea that somehow the licensing process makes even a small step towards making CCW's safe.

 

I'm not trying to say that people should be allowed do just run down to the local gun dealer, grab a handgun, and take into the local bar. Obviously there should be rules and regulations, but the idea that simply giving someone a license in any way impacts the system is questionable at best.

 

 

 

 

I am curious...  which rights of yours exactly was this young man trampling?

 

And of course that raises the problem that gun manufacturers will have-the subcompact auto market is simply far too healthy to eliminate them from carrty altogether. Companies like H&K, Glock, and Springfield do alot of SC buisness.

Why would you make that up??? Because you enjoy spreading fear and misinformation.

Going back approx. one year, during the "ammo panic" Walmart was recieving complaints from customers about other customers buying up all the ammunition of a caliber. So Walmart put a limit on the amount you can purchase, both rifle and pistol calibers. That was lifted some time ago.  Now Just what license did he run? Drivers license or pistol license?  If it were a pistol license, he should have done nothing more than see if you were allowed to purchase pistol ammuniton.  My state does the same thing, If I go into a Walmart or any sporting goods or gun shop and buy a box of .38 spl, which is a pistol caliber, than I would have to show proof that I owned a pistol, a pistol permit.   Walmart sells hunting and fishing licenses in my state as they do in PA, why would Walmart harm their business of selling rifles and ammo if they did a check like this and recorded your information?  No hunter/shooter would go back and buy from them because their information has already been recorded by either a sales reciept, back ground check or having a pistol license.  I am still calling shens.

 

Prove that I "enjoy spreading fear or misinformation."