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Navairvet  |
Kansas Gun Owner
US Navy vet, 1951-1955, NTC-San Diego; NATTC Memphis, NAS Jacksonville, Fla.; NAS San Diego; Tenn; NAS Agana, Guam. Married, two middle aged children, four grandchildren, one great-grandson. Took first place with M-1 rifle in boot camp rifle range in boot-camp in San Diego. I own a High-Standard Double-Nine which I purchased in 1957. I am a strong Second Amendment supporter. My state, Kansas, recently passed a concealed carry law over our gun control governor's veto The gun that won the west wasn't registered |
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Reaper308
how are missouri laws? since you live in shawnee mission do you need a different ccw permit if you cross state line? does missouri allow ccw?
Navairvet
Both Kansas and Missouri now have concealed carry laws and both honor concealed carry permits from each other. I am seriously considering applying for a concealed carry permit in Kansas.
sarge225
I like the idea...register criminals, not guns!
silvergryfon
I like the idea of a national register for criminals. Also thought that they should be branded on the forehead with the crime they committed; ie: murderer, rapist, arsonist. You get the point. With this national database you could just check the person out on it and if they aren't on it they get to purchase a gun. Seems simple to me.