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WolfeJager wrote:I buy a long gun every week... I have never had to wait to take it home. Pick out a pretty one, fork over the cash, fill out the required forms, pass the background check, go home, and stroke gun for 8 hours.

Next week, repeat above.

frazzled wrote:

Keith B wrote: And have you missed all the information about what will happen if a citizen becomes alarmed and calls in a complaint? The police will still respond, they will respond to a 'man with a gun' call in the manner they have been trained, he will still be disarmed, handcuffed and taken for a ride behind a prisoner cage. Despite the legal outcome, it will be more bad publicity for gun owners.

I think you have also missed the part where he stated he was intending to let the police know what he was going to do. I would assume they would be aware of the date, time, location and description of the person and know it was him.

DaveT wrote:

chabouk wrote:

DaveT wrote:This thread actually might have a positive result.
It just might be an opportunity for several of us
to get together and meet one another.....

when the Austin District Attorney's office subpoena's
us to come and testify that we tried our best to talk
'ifanyonecan' out of his proposed course of action.

Did you miss the part where what he is proposing to do is not illegal?

And have you missed all the information about what will happen if a citizen becomes alarmed and calls in a complaint? The police will still respond, they will respond to a 'man with a gun' call in the manner they have been trained, he will still be disarmed, handcuffed and taken for a ride behind a prisoner cage. Despite the legal outcome, it will be more bad publicity for gun owners.