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Charles L. Cotton wrote: I know, I sound like a Baptist preacher. Well, I am Baptist, I’m not a preacher, and I admit to being passionate about the issue.

Chas.

And I appreciate that passion.

ElGato wrote:

Charles L. Cotton wrote: I know, I sound like a Baptist preacher. Well, I am Baptist, I’m not a preacher, and I admit to being passionate about the issue.

Chas.

And I appreciate that passion.

Roger that!!!!!!!

Cotton for President.

Here's another article from CNSNews.com, reprinted at Shooting Times: http://www.galleryofguns.com/shootingti ... sp?id=8514

I am a Baptist Preacher & I will vote for him.
Cotton for President.

GlockenHammer wrote:You don't know what you've got until you lose it. Thank heavens the NRA doesn't wait that long. It'll be a though couple of years...

+1 I remember my Dad mail ordering guns. I remember buying handguns and AR-15s without a background check. I remember an FFL costing $30 and was basically No Questions Asked.

We have lost a lot, but what hurts most is most gun owners are now in FAVOR of most of these laws.

I remember the gun control items listed at the beginning of the thread being part of what was termed "Brady II". I remember specificially the "arsenal" licensing and 6-round maximum capacities. I also remember once reading about how some of the Democrats were chanting "Brady 2! Brady 2!" at the 1996 Democratic Convention. More concrete were then-Representative Schumer's futile attempts to introduce such legislation in that year.

The NRA has enjoyed a recent string of successes, from the lawsuit protection bill (2005) to the prohibition on federal involvement in gun seizures during declared disasters (2006), not to mention the legislative victories in state legislatures on "stand-your-ground" type laws and Tom DeLay's single-handed snuffing of the Assault Weapons Ban (2004). In each of these cases, the Republicans and conservative-minded Democrats steam-rolled over the sputtering objections of the Brady bunchers.

When the Brady bunch and their like-minded friends acquire control over the House and Senate in January 2007, do not think for a moment they will overlook any opportunity to "pay back" the NRA and its friends in Congress. We must be prepared to defend the recent victories, keep on the lookout for stealth gun control legislation and last-minute attachments and modifications, and vigorously resist giving up anything to those who have no regard for us or what we stand for.

flintknapper wrote:

ElGato wrote:

Charles L. Cotton wrote: I know, I sound like a Baptist preacher. Well, I am Baptist, I’m not a preacher, and I admit to being passionate about the issue.

Chas.

And I appreciate that passion.

Roger that!!!!!!!

yes Roger's for that and just as passionate.

The U.S government are becoming more afraid of us, the American citizen.
We have too many guns and our lawmakers would like to take them away.
They are becoming an-ti American in that they have forgotten what this country was founded upon." Freedom and Justice For All" are not just words
it is a way of life for Americans. They want to controll us and they will if we let them. They might take take away my right to bear arms, but only after
I'm dead.

Just riled up.

Just riled up huhhh? Never get unriled.