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General Forum => General Discussion => Topic started by: Old Geezer on December 27, 2012, 05:04:22 PM

Title: It's beyond me.
Post by: Old Geezer on December 27, 2012, 05:04:22 PM
I do not understand folks who sell their guns in a buy back program for a sack of groceries or a $100 bill.   If you look close when they put these programs on the news, you can see officials cherry picking out the good stuff.  You can bet those ain't going into the crusher!

Ralph
Title: Re: It's beyond me.
Post by: superstrutter on December 27, 2012, 05:15:33 PM
You know they will always have a sweet collection! *up*
Title: Re: It's beyond me.
Post by: savduck on December 27, 2012, 06:01:13 PM
I know a guy that is the district DA for the county and the main attorney for a town in SC. They have a vault of confiscated guns that were tied into crimes, drug bust, etc. Lets just say those guns dont get destroyed and that guys sons have always had nice weapons to hunt with.
Title: Re: It's beyond me.
Post by: Gobbler Commander on December 27, 2012, 06:12:05 PM
If you have no food or gun your in touble you just gave your gun for food now when you eat the food you have no gun or food dosnt make any sense to me when the gun can get you food .
Title: Re: It's beyond me.
Post by: GR8CALLS on December 29, 2012, 12:20:45 PM
I know a guy that is the district DA for the county and the main attorney for a town in SC. They have a vault of confiscated guns that were tied into crimes, drug bust, etc. Lets just say those guns dont get destroyed and that guys sons have always had nice weapons to hunt with.

In my state, that is illegal in every way! Guns used in criminal activities have to be destroyed once the investigation is completed.

Bill
Title: Re: It's beyond me.
Post by: lonnielou688 on December 29, 2012, 01:08:55 PM
If you look super close at the guns in the photos, all I'm see'in is hunting rifles and single barrel iver johnson shotguns. I'm not sure that the officials are accomplishing anything worthwhile, so what if gramps shotgun is off the attic, the firing pin has probably been broken for 25 years and the duct tape and electrical tape holding the stock together and the barrel on has dry rotted and is now curling up. even pawn stores wouldnt buy these guns, so Im not sure what good comes of it, other than to put food on the table legally. and by the way gobbler commander, I'm sure you simply mis -worded your post and weren't sugesting that ANYONE uses a gun to obtain food illegally, perhaps an edit on your part would clear that up for the members and the guests that visit this forum and this thread, thanks, Lonnie
Title: Re: It's beyond me.
Post by: srtc on December 29, 2012, 02:30:39 PM
cops are crooks too
Title: Re: It's beyond me.
Post by: savduck on December 29, 2012, 11:50:43 PM
I know a guy that is the district DA for the county and the main attorney for a town in SC. They have a vault of confiscated guns that were tied into crimes, drug bust, etc. Lets just say those guns dont get destroyed and that guys sons have always had nice weapons to hunt with.

In my state, that is illegal in every way! Guns used in criminal activities have to be destroyed once the investigation is completed.

Bill

I dont know what the whole story is, I just know his sons shot a bunch of different guns growing up.
Title: Re: It's beyond me.
Post by: Lowcountry Longbeard on January 02, 2013, 02:24:07 PM
I know a guy that is the district DA for the county and the main attorney for a town in SC. They have a vault of confiscated guns that were tied into crimes, drug bust, etc. Lets just say those guns dont get destroyed and that guys sons have always had nice weapons to hunt with.

In my state, that is illegal in every way! Guns used in criminal activities have to be destroyed once the investigation is completed.

Bill

Bill - you forget that we are talking S.outh C.arolina here or S.outhern C.orruption will also work! 

I heard an interview with a guy on the radio who drove from 40 miles outside of LA with some old rifles that did not even work because it was more money than he could have sold them for just for parts.