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<blockquote data-quote="yobuck" data-source="post: 1742686" data-attributes="member: 12443"><p>Yes it does, I don't own a semi auto firearm of any type, if that's the type information your looking for.</p><p>I have 2 870 Rem shotguns and have never felt the need to (upgrade). Some of my friends have owned 1100s for decades, and yet we still remain friends and hunting buddies.</p><p>Ive also been a life member of the NRA since 1972. When i finally got my membership paid off i enrolled my oldest son till i paid his off, and then my youngest son. </p><p> I have recently enrolled one of my grandsons, rather than upgrade my current Endowment membership.</p><p>So you could say i do believe in supporting the second amendment.</p><p>I don't however believe that every individual has the need to own firearms designed for military use.</p><p>For the record, i had never heard of a bumpstock until the recent massacre at Las Vegas. When i watched the videos of that i said to myself that's full auto fire coming from that building.</p><p>I think most people would have thought the same thing.</p><p>Also for the record, when i served in the military it was in Ordnance, Small arms repair, which included all firearms up to and including 50 cal machine guns.</p><p> So i do recognize full auto fire when i hear it.</p><p> I have made it a point to find out about bumpstocks and how they work, and i have the mental capacity to realize they don't actually convert the firearm to a full auto device, wink wink.</p><p>I don't think we need this type of firearm associated with hunting, and what's to stop them once they have been approved?</p><p>If that line of thinking makes me a Fudd, then i say long live the Fudds.</p><p>If the PGC is finally forced to cave on this issue, then i would hope they see fit to have a separate season for it, so that Fudds like me don't have to be putting up with it.</p><p>Give them first choice on the season, which would no doubt be Saturdays and Sundays,</p><p>It would be like the old days when the clean Trans Am hunters showed up for the 2 day Doe seasons. Some of the more serious ones actually showed up on Friday evening, so they could have a whole day on Saturday to hunt buck.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="yobuck, post: 1742686, member: 12443"] Yes it does, I don’t own a semi auto firearm of any type, if that’s the type information your looking for. I have 2 870 Rem shotguns and have never felt the need to (upgrade). Some of my friends have owned 1100s for decades, and yet we still remain friends and hunting buddies. Ive also been a life member of the NRA since 1972. When i finally got my membership paid off i enrolled my oldest son till i paid his off, and then my youngest son. I have recently enrolled one of my grandsons, rather than upgrade my current Endowment membership. So you could say i do believe in supporting the second amendment. I don’t however believe that every individual has the need to own firearms designed for military use. For the record, i had never heard of a bumpstock until the recent massacre at Las Vegas. When i watched the videos of that i said to myself that’s full auto fire coming from that building. I think most people would have thought the same thing. Also for the record, when i served in the military it was in Ordnance, Small arms repair, which included all firearms up to and including 50 cal machine guns. So i do recognize full auto fire when i hear it. I have made it a point to find out about bumpstocks and how they work, and i have the mental capacity to realize they don’t actually convert the firearm to a full auto device, wink wink. I don’t think we need this type of firearm associated with hunting, and what’s to stop them once they have been approved? If that line of thinking makes me a Fudd, then i say long live the Fudds. If the PGC is finally forced to cave on this issue, then i would hope they see fit to have a separate season for it, so that Fudds like me don’t have to be putting up with it. Give them first choice on the season, which would no doubt be Saturdays and Sundays, It would be like the old days when the clean Trans Am hunters showed up for the 2 day Doe seasons. Some of the more serious ones actually showed up on Friday evening, so they could have a whole day on Saturday to hunt buck. [/QUOTE]
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