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Gun Control Reform Activism

kelly1mm

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5. That is not quite correct, they need the signature of a spouse/partner only

Reply to BigmanPigman (Reply #4)

Tue Nov 14, 2017, 08:15 PM

Nov 2017

If they lived together in the past 2 years OR show they had been notified. They do not need 'permission' exactly. Plus it only goes like I said back 2 years. Not a bad rule overall.

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Democratic Party 2016 Platform Statement Regarding Gun Violence [View all] billh58 Nov 2017 OP

Australia showed another way after the Port Arthur massacre. guillaumeb Nov 2017 #1

I agree, but the USA billh58 Nov 2017 #2

Agreed. eom guillaumeb Nov 2017 #3

Australia isn't a good example because of the numbers involved. Amishman Nov 2017 #6

What of mandatory registration, and universal background checks for all sales? guillaumeb Nov 2017 #7

Universal background checks is what I had meant Amishman Nov 2017 #8

One way to deal with missing or duplicate numbers is criminal charges. eom guillaumeb Nov 2017 #9

doesn't seem right, it might not be the owner's fault Amishman Nov 2017 #10

Antique weapons could be an exception, guillaumeb Nov 2017 #11

I like what they do in Canada. BigmanPigman Nov 2017 #4

That is not quite correct, they need the signature of a spouse/partner only kelly1mm Nov 2017 #5