MaryPJohnson
New member
I would have guessed Virginia would have been higher than #30. I've been thinking of getting a Ruger SP101 as a medicine cabinet gun; gonna do it today.
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Article on New Gun Purchases by State - Where is your State?
- Thread starter jskp229
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KYKevin
Regular Member
YES! Kentucky is number one. Woot!
Sorry got excited.
Sorry got excited.
minuteman
Regular Member
Kentucky does an NCIS check every month on every CCW holder, to make sure they are still legal.
"One stipulation: States are not completely consistent in reporting of NICS data. Some states use the system for background checks on purchases on the secondary market and others do not. As well, Kentucky implemented monthly NICS checks on concealed weapons, which has inflated its numbers."
"One stipulation: States are not completely consistent in reporting of NICS data. Some states use the system for background checks on purchases on the secondary market and others do not. As well, Kentucky implemented monthly NICS checks on concealed weapons, which has inflated its numbers."
Sonora Rebel
Regular Member
We've already got our guns. Most of which we brought with us when we escaped to here. I've only bought 3 new guns in the past 5 years.
okboomer
Regular Member
SWEEEEEEEEET! Ruh-roh, it isn't registered ... OMG, someone, somewhere, sometime is going to be afraid, very afraid of your Lee-Enfield ... have you checked to see if it has the proper armory stamps?
You can get an M1 Carbine booklet at most gun shows that will show the proper armory stamps for service weapons and the civilian release stamps that will provide a small amount of provenance for service weapons.Just as an aside, I noticed the Auto Ordinance M1A1 Carbine I bought 4 years ago for $499 is now MSRP at $899 ... talk about increase in value
Thank you Obama/Holder.M1911a1lvr
Regular Member
Wow really, Vermont was only 35th. Geeze i need to buy more guns then.......
eye95
Well-known member
Let me just remind everyone of this again:
This survey considers the period of time after President Obama was elected and the Dems strengthened their hold on Congress. It represents a reaction by those who were worried that guns would become harder to get. Of course, over that period, States were citizens were not already well-armed would show the greatest reaction in the form of buying guns.
This, in terms of gun-buying, is called The Obama Effect. Look it up.
This survey considers the period of time after President Obama was elected and the Dems strengthened their hold on Congress. It represents a reaction by those who were worried that guns would become harder to get. Of course, over that period, States were citizens were not already well-armed would show the greatest reaction in the form of buying guns.
This, in terms of gun-buying, is called The Obama Effect. Look it up.