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Even though I never acquired any of my guns from a government agency (except my M1 Garand through the C.M.P.), I would like some liberal urban city or county government to offer to "buy back" guns from the public, "No Questions Asked." Bleeding-heart liberal church groups and civic organizations are welcome to buy my guns back, too.
Not all of them, mind you. Just some of them. One in particular has been nothing but problems for me since Day One, a junky .22 that is particularly unreliable. It's probably worth $25. If some organization feels so strongly that it needs to be "off the streets" that they are willing to pay me $50 cash or with a $100 gift certificate from a shoe store, I'll be toting that bad boy to the said public gathering to turn it in.
I could use a nice pair of top-notch running shoes, to make the Peachtree Road Race (6.2 mile run) a little easier on my feet.
If anybody here knows of some organization that wants to make our community safer by getting deadly weapons off the streets (meaning out of our closets, attics, and gun safes), please post here. Thanks.
P.S. It's important that the gun can be exchanged for cash "NO QUESTIONS ASKED." That way, I don't have to worry about being asked such questions as: "What's this thing worth?" or "Does this thing really shoot?" or "Once we buy this from you, your home will be gun-free, right?" or "Hey, you're not thinking about taking the $50 bill we're about to give you and adding $50 of your own money to buy that assault pistol from the lady a few people behind you in the line, are you? (pointing to the widow of a WWII vet, clutching her late husband's war trophy, a captured P-08 Luger worth about $1500).
Not all of them, mind you. Just some of them. One in particular has been nothing but problems for me since Day One, a junky .22 that is particularly unreliable. It's probably worth $25. If some organization feels so strongly that it needs to be "off the streets" that they are willing to pay me $50 cash or with a $100 gift certificate from a shoe store, I'll be toting that bad boy to the said public gathering to turn it in.
I could use a nice pair of top-notch running shoes, to make the Peachtree Road Race (6.2 mile run) a little easier on my feet.
If anybody here knows of some organization that wants to make our community safer by getting deadly weapons off the streets (meaning out of our closets, attics, and gun safes), please post here. Thanks.
P.S. It's important that the gun can be exchanged for cash "NO QUESTIONS ASKED." That way, I don't have to worry about being asked such questions as: "What's this thing worth?" or "Does this thing really shoot?" or "Once we buy this from you, your home will be gun-free, right?" or "Hey, you're not thinking about taking the $50 bill we're about to give you and adding $50 of your own money to buy that assault pistol from the lady a few people behind you in the line, are you? (pointing to the widow of a WWII vet, clutching her late husband's war trophy, a captured P-08 Luger worth about $1500).
