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M1 Garands, misurp and import bans

Posted: Wed Nov 09, 2016 2:23 am
by LSUTiger
How do we get the repatriation of orphaned M1 Garands and other US milsurp now that President Trump won the election?

Same goes for lifting import bans.

They were enacted by excutive order they can be struck down by executive order.

How [abbreviated profanity deleted] we get a bug in Trump's ear about this ?

Should we contact our senate/congress or enlist the help of the NRA/CMP?

Re: M1 Garands, misurp and import bans

Posted: Wed Nov 09, 2016 5:02 am
by nonleg
I think a two pronged approach will work: get a local rep/senator on board, and push a cabinet secretary (VA? AG?) to draft and put an executive order in front of him.

You were reading my mind, fellow Tigah.

Re: M1 Garands, misurp and import bans

Posted: Wed Nov 09, 2016 6:03 am
by LSUTiger
"can" does not equal abbreviated profanity

what the heck?

Re: M1 Garands, misurp and import bans

Posted: Wed Nov 09, 2016 8:06 am
by The Annoyed Man
LSUTiger wrote:"can" does not equal abbreviated profanity

what the heck?
Maybe you had a typo in there......meant to type "can" but typed something else?

Anyway, I hope the cost of Garands comes down. I'd like to own one some day. Maybe we can hope for an increased supply.

Re: M1 Garands, misurp and import bans

Posted: Wed Nov 09, 2016 8:54 am
by The Annoyed Man
AndyC wrote:Might be heresy but I'd buy a Garand if it were in .308 - I really don't feel like having to hoard 30-06 ammo as well.
I have had that thought, sacrilegious as it might sound. :lol: But even if none were available in that caliber, I'd probably still buy one in .30-06. I just wouldn't stockpile ammo for it in any great amounts.

Re: M1 Garands, misurp and import bans

Posted: Wed Nov 09, 2016 8:55 am
by Pawpaw
AndyC wrote:Might be heresy but I'd buy a Garand if it were in .308 - I really don't feel like having to hoard 30-06 ammo as well.
That is not impossible.

http://www.shootingtimes.com/long-guns/ ... ringfield/

Re: M1 Garands, misurp and import bans

Posted: Wed Nov 09, 2016 9:21 am
by parabelum
Isn't it a great day that we are even having this dialog? :thumbs2:


First time I'm glad that the value of my investments (ARs, ammo, parts etc.) will diminish.

Re: M1 Garands, misurp and import bans

Posted: Wed Nov 09, 2016 9:39 am
by Pawpaw
parabelum wrote:Isn't it a great day that we are even having this dialog? :thumbs2:


First time I'm glad that the value of my investments (ARs, ammo, parts etc.) will diminish.
I now expect a surge in scuba equipment rentals.

Lots of people are going to want to recover the firearms they lost in boating accidents. ;-)

Re: M1 Garands, misurp and import bans

Posted: Wed Nov 09, 2016 9:51 am
by flechero
Pawpaw wrote: I now expect a surge in scuba equipment rentals.

Lots of people are going to want to recover the firearms they lost in boating accidents. ;-)
Hilarious!! "rlol"

Re: M1 Garands, misurp and import bans

Posted: Wed Nov 09, 2016 10:08 am
by Jusme
Pawpaw wrote:
parabelum wrote:Isn't it a great day that we are even having this dialog? :thumbs2:


First time I'm glad that the value of my investments (ARs, ammo, parts etc.) will diminish.
I now expect a surge in scuba equipment rentals.

Lots of people are going to want to recover the firearms they lost in boating accidents. ;-)

Fortunately, mine were (coincidentally) in water proof containers accidentally attached to a buoy so it may not required digging out my scuba gear. And Joe has decided not to go through with buying some of my guns, and the burglars had a bout of conscious and decided to return the ones that got stolen. They have turned their lives around, and joined my church. Things are really looking up today. :biggrinjester:

Re: M1 Garands, misurp and import bans

Posted: Wed Nov 09, 2016 10:15 am
by The Annoyed Man
Jusme wrote:
Pawpaw wrote:
parabelum wrote:Isn't it a great day that we are even having this dialog? :thumbs2:


First time I'm glad that the value of my investments (ARs, ammo, parts etc.) will diminish.
I now expect a surge in scuba equipment rentals.

Lots of people are going to want to recover the firearms they lost in boating accidents. ;-)

Fortunately, mine were (coincidentally) in water proof containers accidentally attached to a buoy so it may not required digging out my scuba gear. And Joe has decided not to go through with buying some of my guns, and the burglars had a bout of conscious and decided to return the ones that got stolen. They have turned their lives around, and joined my church. Things are really looking up today. :biggrinjester:
That seems to Ben going around. ;-)

Re: M1 Garands, misurp and import bans

Posted: Wed Nov 09, 2016 10:17 am
by bblhd672
Pawpaw wrote:I now expect a surge in scuba equipment rentals.

Lots of people are going to want to recover the firearms they lost in boating accidents. ;-)
A step back from the precipice sure brings out the humor in people! :thumbs2:

Re: M1 Garands, misurp and import bans

Posted: Wed Nov 09, 2016 10:25 am
by Pawpaw
bblhd672 wrote:
Pawpaw wrote:I now expect a surge in scuba equipment rentals.

Lots of people are going to want to recover the firearms they lost in boating accidents. ;-)
A step back from the precipice sure brings out the humor in people! :thumbs2:
I'll admit my mood has been pretty dark lately.

I went to bed feeling pretty good and now I feel almost giddy. :woohoo