More Gun Regulations: Not Just Coming, They're HERE

Tim Frazier and I were just commenting about this general topic. Lead, toxicity, environmental regulations, ammunition.
WASHINGTON – The federal agency that monitors gun sales wants weapons dealers near the Mexican border to start reporting multiple sales of high-powered rifles, according to a notice published in the Federal Register.The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives has asked the White House budget office to approve an emergency request requiring border-area gun dealers to report the sales of two or more rifles to the same customer within a five-day period.The emergency request, published Friday in the Federal Register, is likely to face stiff opposition from gun rights advocates, including the National Rifle Association. ATF wants the Office of Budget Management to approve the request by Jan. 5.
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4 Comments:
This is all tied into the 'supposed' gun transfers to Mexico... Any bets on how soon this goes nationwide, not just the border states?
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Old NFO, at Tue Dec 21, 10:17:00 AM PST
This is what happens when the public is lied to over and over. No one trusts or believes you. A FEW weapons sold in the US end up in Mexico with the cartels. Any effort to stop the trafficking is suspect. Tough to be an honest cop (ATF) in a corrupt department.
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Well Seasoned Fool, at Tue Dec 21, 01:26:00 PM PST
NFO: and that, sir, was precisely my very point.
WSF: BATF still has a reputation sullied in the federal eye from way back at Waco, getting four agents killed needlessly in 1993.
BZ
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Bloviating Zeppelin, at Tue Dec 21, 03:35:00 PM PST
Why are we surprised at this? We keep allowing big brother to "regulate" based on the cause of the day. For example: When California banned certain types of rifles and magazines of over 10 rounds, the logic was "Nobody needs more than ten rounds at a time, and high powered rifles are not hunting weapons oh and because gangs spray the area kids are getting killed"...There was some logic in that, SOME. NOW what has happened since then? Well now we can't buy ammo out of state or online. There have been several small steps to get to this one. The next one will be stamping ammo, registering all guns and limits on ammo/firearms in you possession. Then the biggy will come, A UK type ban on firearms...Its the small steps that folks don't see that set the stage for the next.
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Bushwack, at Wed Dec 22, 03:45:00 AM PST
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