You register your truck, don't you?

[wbunning]

Well, your truck is not Constitutionally-protected but your guns (including your so-called "assault weapons") are.

Yup. My Tundra and it's predcessors were all registered. So are my ARs. No need to register them again, any more than my truck needs to be secondarily registered as a 4x, extended cab, or whatever.

[wpod]

Yup! The look on peoples faces when they see the old school "stick shifter thingy" is hilarious

Worked as a mechanic at a shop and I was the only one that could drive a customers older "3 on the tree" Buick.

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[Quiet]

I would welcome the same restrictions placed on vehicle ownership and operation applied to firearms.

Me too.

Since...
(1) No federal licensing or registration of car owners.
(2) Any person may make, own, or use a car on their own private property without any license, registration, or insurance.
(3) Any adult and 16-17 year old minor may get a license to use a car in public places.
(4) You can lose your license for proved misuse of the car and even if you lose your driver’s license, you can usually regain it at a later time.
(5) Your license from one state is good throughout the country.

[aghauler]

Worked as a mechanic at a shop and I was the only one that could drive a customers older "3 on the tree" Buick.

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First pickup truck 60 chevy 235 (wish I still had it) with 3 in the tree, then learned 5 spd stick (double clutching) a 1941 Dodge haytruck, then 5x4, 4x4, 4x3, 7, 9, 10, 13, 15, and 16 spds and my most disliked combo a 5 spd with 2 spd rearend! Somewhere in those years I learned how to drive automatic. Oh yeah finally got power steering also!!!! Used to love have someone climb in the Truck and see the 2 to 3 sticks, usually somewhat stunned.

[flatbedtruckin]

Wont regerster my 80% truck or preban diesel ghost trucks...so there...

[DonaldBabbett]

I would welcome the same restrictions placed on vehicle ownership and operation applied to firearms.

But that is not American. That is not enumerated in the 2nd A.

That remark makes you sound like an anti-gun lefty extraordinaire.

Sorry. Don't agree here...........


..............................UNLESS you are implying that car restrictions are generally less than that of gun restrictions.

But still the 2nd A says gun ownership is a RIGHT.
Firearms ownership should never be a matter of privilege.
Registration and license is a matter of privilege.

The fact is there should be absolutely no gun registration in any state, nor federal gun registration and no federal/state/local CCW requirements anywhere to boot.

The 2nd A itself already is the universal concealed carry permit.
The 2nd A (and any such state constitutionality in pursuit of the 2nd A) is the only "firearms law" I condone.

[jl7422]

DonaldBabbett- please see Quiet's points of agreement above--especially #1 & 2.