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Hoyt

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3. Who cares how easy it is to make black powder? Most outgrew wanting to blowup or shoot stuff

Reply to ProgressiveProfessor (Reply #2)

Thu Apr 18, 2013, 10:56 AM

Apr 2013

a long time ago.

The NRA has always been against anything that helps track a gun (or bomb) back to the current or previous owners.

You have to wonder if folks like NRA Prez Keene support that crud because they know that they -- or their kids raised in the gun culture environment -- might shoot someone (Keene's son was convicted of shooting someone in a road rage incident).

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NRA Turbineguy Apr 2013 #1

That is mostly hyperbole from MSNBC/Kos ProgressiveProfessor Apr 2013 #2

Who cares how easy it is to make black powder? Most outgrew wanting to blowup or shoot stuff Hoyt Apr 2013 #3

The efficacy of taggants is very limited. ProgressiveProfessor Apr 2013 #4

5% efficacy is better than none. As usual, you sound more like a gun cultist than a "professor" or a Hoyt Apr 2013 #5

Again, you ignore the basics and underlying tech ProgressiveProfessor Apr 2013 #6

But it is useful, unless you have something to hide. Hoyt Apr 2013 #7

What part of shown to be unsafe in Gov studies did you not understand? ProgressiveProfessor Apr 2013 #8

You guys will never accept anything that might tie a gun used in a crime to you. Hoyt Apr 2013 #9

Laughable considering what I used to do ProgressiveProfessor Apr 2013 #10

FBI disagrees. If they were dangerous, safer taggants could be developed except for Hoyt Apr 2013 #11

Did you look at the Nat Acad of Science report? ProgressiveProfessor Apr 2013 #12