-=> Quoting John Duke to T Owen <=-
 JD> I'm glad to know I'm not the only one that thinks that was. The
 JD> "supposed" ban or whatever they called it put more guns on the street
 JD> than ever in the black market than ever. 
 
I didn't mean the black market, but I suppose that applies (marginally).
 JD> Like you said people bought the that would have never thought about 
 JD> it before. I'm talking about people that really don't care. I know 
 JD> of two that the owners turned around and sold them through newspaper 
 JD> ads negating all Federal laws.
There are always going to be a few that ignore the law, and in this
case it might be appropriate, but I certainly wouldn't want to do
any such thing.
 JD> I know of at least three that were stolen. All the "ban" did was put
 JD> more guns on the street and make a LOT of big time dealers VERY rich.
Street? Maybe a few, but not most of the sales went to the "street".
Rich dealers are good; maybe they will be able to afford the increased
FFL fees for a few more years. I hope so.
 JD> I still haven't got over the NRA letting this one get by.
Well yes, but we can't do it all; we *need* support from others, 
including the media, unfortunately. Take care.
... G=Guns, PG=Plenty of Guns, PG-13=Over 12 Guns, R=aRsenal, X=Target
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