Gun Registration

A free-wheeling forum for discussion of Christian issues.

Moderators: Pastor Gary, The J2 Mod Squad

User avatar
Pastor Bill
---=== J2 ===---
Posts: 5168
Joined: February 3rd, 2003, 10:04 am
Location: USA,Kentucky
Contact:

Postby Pastor Bill » January 27th, 2009, 12:27 pm

In KY sales are recorded (when done through a dealer) but that's the only registration I know of.

I grew up in Illinois, and they didn't register guns, but gun owners. You had to apply for an FOID (Firearm Owner's IDentification) if you wanted to purchase firearms or ammunition, and possibly in order to buy hunting licenses.

This way they registered those that owned guns, because it's not possible to keep up with the gun sales, and honestly they can't keep up with the owners either, it's a hassle for those that follow the rules, and just ignored by the criminals they are trying to prevent from owning guns.
"Why would God allow Hitler his chapter in history? Why would God send a whale to swallow Jonah or turn a woman into a pillar of salt? Surely there were other ways. But I'll leave the particular methods of God to God."
-Spoken by David Abraham, Showdown by Ted Dekker

User avatar
oletimer
Da Bomb!
Posts: 919
Joined: December 5th, 2007, 5:04 pm
Location: USA,Alabama

Postby oletimer » January 27th, 2009, 3:14 pm

macgulley posted

Paully_44 wrote:
I meant to say, "I belive" owning a handgun is different. I was thinking that you had to register handguns and go thru a background check. Of course I could be way wrong.


In Alabama you only have to do that if you buy from a licensed dealer. Sales between individuals need not be reported.


In Alabama all guns are suppost to be register, but that don't happen as stated by Macgulley. But to get a permit to carry a conceal weapon, you have to have a register hand gun. My permit is suppost to good in 5 to 7 other states. Price will depend on what Sheriff's office you go to.
God Bless

User avatar
macgulley
Ranking in the posts...
Ranking in the posts...
Posts: 433
Joined: April 6th, 2007, 5:58 pm
Location: USA,Alabama

Postby macgulley » January 27th, 2009, 4:43 pm

[quote="oletimerIn Alabama all guns are suppost to be register, but that don't happen as stated by Macgulley. But to get a permit to carry a conceal weapon, you have to have a register hand gun. My permit is suppost to good in 5 to 7 other states. Price will depend on what Sheriff's office you go to.[/quote]

Not all counties require you to list a handgun in order to get a permit and my county only requires that one be listed although the permit covers any handgun I may carry.
I've never heard that you are supposed to register all guns. Where could I find information on that legislation?
"A man convinced against his will is of the same opinion still." Anonymous

"Arguing with some people is like wrestling with a pig, at the end you are both filthy and exhausted –and you get the distinct feeling that the pig enjoyed the experience."

User avatar
macgulley
Ranking in the posts...
Ranking in the posts...
Posts: 433
Joined: April 6th, 2007, 5:58 pm
Location: USA,Alabama

Postby macgulley » January 27th, 2009, 4:43 pm

oletimer wrote:In Alabama all guns are suppost to be register, but that don't happen as stated by Macgulley. But to get a permit to carry a conceal weapon, you have to have a register hand gun. My permit is suppost to good in 5 to 7 other states. Price will depend on what Sheriff's office you go to.


Not all counties require you to list a handgun in order to get a permit and my county only requires that one be listed although the permit covers any handgun I may carry.
I've never heard that you are supposed to register all guns. Where could I find information on that legislation?
"A man convinced against his will is of the same opinion still." Anonymous



"Arguing with some people is like wrestling with a pig, at the end you are both filthy and exhausted –and you get the distinct feeling that the pig enjoyed the experience."

one love
Woohoo!
Posts: 3082
Joined: October 23rd, 2007, 12:48 pm
Location: USA,Virginia

Postby one love » January 27th, 2009, 4:47 pm

free wrote:Not in VA yet that I know of...Like some other states you can buy handguns at a gun show and not register it. It you purchase at a gun shop it must be registered.

I bought my 9mm at a gun shop had it registered and then got my conceal carry permit...I was afraid Obama/Dems would try to pass some type of regulations and hoped to be grandfathered in. I guess time will tell.


VA gun laws are awesome!!! You can walk in buy a gun with no permit and then openly carry on your side exposed walking down the street. I had my glock in the open on the holster when walking my Rottweiler in a neighborhood that was not that great.

You can drive with a loaded gun anywhere in VA with NO permit, you just can conceal it without a concealed weapons permit.

User avatar
Pastor Bill
---=== J2 ===---
Posts: 5168
Joined: February 3rd, 2003, 10:04 am
Location: USA,Kentucky
Contact:

Postby Pastor Bill » January 27th, 2009, 5:03 pm

One Love,

Actually KY is that way to, concealed means concealed, open carrying is only prohibited in schools, hospitals, government buildings and churches which is also true of concealed (and actually KY passed a law that with a concealed carry permit a pastor can carry in the church.)
"Why would God allow Hitler his chapter in history? Why would God send a whale to swallow Jonah or turn a woman into a pillar of salt? Surely there were other ways. But I'll leave the particular methods of God to God."

-Spoken by David Abraham, Showdown by Ted Dekker

User avatar
TW
Established Member
Posts: 8866
Joined: November 4th, 2004, 3:38 pm
Location: USA,Georgia
Contact:

Postby TW » January 27th, 2009, 5:04 pm

one love wrote:
free wrote:Not in VA yet that I know of...Like some other states you can buy handguns at a gun show and not register it. It you purchase at a gun shop it must be registered.

I bought my 9mm at a gun shop had it registered and then got my conceal carry permit...I was afraid Obama/Dems would try to pass some type of regulations and hoped to be grandfathered in. I guess time will tell.


VA gun laws are awesome!!! You can walk in buy a gun with no permit and then openly carry on your side exposed walking down the street. I had my glock in the open on the holster when walking my Rottweiler in a neighborhood that was not that great.

You can drive with a loaded gun anywhere in VA with NO permit, you just can conceal it without a concealed weapons permit.


But you can't have a radar detector! :lol:


TW
Anglo-Saxon Proto-English Manuscripts (995 AD): “God lufode middan-eard swa, dat he seade his an-cennedan sunu, dat nan ne forweorde de on hine gely ac habbe dat ece lif."

My blog - http://theoldman.wordpress.com/

User avatar
oletimer
Da Bomb!
Posts: 919
Joined: December 5th, 2007, 5:04 pm
Location: USA,Alabama

Postby oletimer » January 27th, 2009, 6:51 pm

macgulley

oletimer wrote:
In Alabama all guns are suppost to be register, but that don't happen as stated by Macgulley. But to get a permit to carry a conceal weapon, you have to have a register hand gun. My permit is suppost to good in 5 to 7 other states. Price will depend on what Sheriff's office you go to.


Not all counties require you to list a handgun in order to get a permit and my county only requires that one be listed although the permit covers any handgun I may carry.
I've never heard that you are supposed to register all guns. Where could I find information on that legislation?


Let any police caught you with a non register gun on you conceal and they will at least ticket you and you will most likly loose that gun. If you have it out in the open then they will question you, but may not bother you. I believe you to be wrong on the unregister gun being covered.

The policy of renderen permits are suppost to be the same every where. prices are up to the sheriff of each county.

Say just which county do you live in?
God Bless

User avatar
Shellie
Site Admin
Posts: 8750
Joined: January 29th, 2003, 4:24 pm
Location: USA,Florida
Contact:

Postby Shellie » January 28th, 2009, 1:31 am

macgulley wrote:

My permit is suppost to good in 5 to 7 other states.


Generally, any states that have conceal/carry permits will honor permits from other states.
There never was a horse that couldn't be rode and there never was a cowboy that couldn't be throwed.

one love
Woohoo!
Posts: 3082
Joined: October 23rd, 2007, 12:48 pm
Location: USA,Virginia

Postby one love » January 28th, 2009, 2:26 am

Pastor Bill wrote:One Love,

Actually KY is that way to, concealed means concealed, open carrying is only prohibited in schools, hospitals, government buildings and churches which is also true of concealed (and actually KY passed a law that with a concealed carry permit a pastor can carry in the church.)


I pray VA and Kentucky stay that way...Sounds like Kentucky sounds like a pretty good place to live. :wink:

one love
Woohoo!
Posts: 3082
Joined: October 23rd, 2007, 12:48 pm
Location: USA,Virginia

Postby one love » January 28th, 2009, 2:28 am

TW wrote:
one love wrote:
free wrote:Not in VA yet that I know of...Like some other states you can buy handguns at a gun show and not register it. It you purchase at a gun shop it must be registered.

I bought my 9mm at a gun shop had it registered and then got my conceal carry permit...I was afraid Obama/Dems would try to pass some type of regulations and hoped to be grandfathered in. I guess time will tell.


VA gun laws are awesome!!! You can walk in buy a gun with no permit and then openly carry on your side exposed walking down the street. I had my glock in the open on the holster when walking my Rottweiler in a neighborhood that was not that great.

You can drive with a loaded gun anywhere in VA with NO permit, you just can conceal it without a concealed weapons permit.


But you can't have a radar detector! :lol:


TW


very true :lol: That is sooo true but it is commonwealth and many Other Laws are crazy. They do have a strict criminal system. WHich is good..

User avatar
macgulley
Ranking in the posts...
Ranking in the posts...
Posts: 433
Joined: April 6th, 2007, 5:58 pm
Location: USA,Alabama

Postby macgulley » January 28th, 2009, 5:57 am

oletimer wrote:Let any police caught you with a non register gun on you conceal and they will at least ticket you and you will most likly loose that gun. If you have it out in the open then they will question you, but may not bother you. I believe you to be wrong on the unregister gun being covered.

The policy of renderen permits are suppost to be the same every where. prices are up to the sheriff of each county.

Say just which county do you live in?


I'm in Lee county.
Here's what the NRA has to say about Alabama gun laws:QUICK REFERENCE CHART

Permit Required to Purchase Rifles and Shotguns-No Handguns-No
Registration of Firearms Rifles and Shotguns-No Handguns-No
Licensing of Owners Rifles and Shotguns-No Handguns-No
Permit Required to Carry Rifles and Shotguns-No Handguns-Yes

http://www.nraila.org/statelawpdfs/ALSL.pdf
"A man convinced against his will is of the same opinion still." Anonymous



"Arguing with some people is like wrestling with a pig, at the end you are both filthy and exhausted –and you get the distinct feeling that the pig enjoyed the experience."

User avatar
scooter
--== J2 ==--
Posts: 4976
Joined: January 29th, 2003, 3:58 pm
Location: USA,Florida

Postby scooter » January 28th, 2009, 5:59 am

macgulley wrote:
oletimer wrote:Let any police caught you with a non register gun on you conceal and they will at least ticket you and you will most likly loose that gun. If you have it out in the open then they will question you, but may not bother you. I believe you to be wrong on the unregister gun being covered.

The policy of renderen permits are suppost to be the same every where. prices are up to the sheriff of each county.

Say just which county do you live in?


I'm in Lee county.
Here's what the NRA has to say about Alabama gun laws:QUICK REFERENCE CHART

Permit Required to Purchase Rifles and Shotguns-No Handguns-No
Registration of Firearms Rifles and Shotguns-No Handguns-No
Licensing of Owners Rifles and Shotguns-No Handguns-No
Permit Required to Carry Rifles and Shotguns-No Handguns-Yes

http://www.nraila.org/statelawpdfs/ALSL.pdf


Response: Now that's almost reasonable! :lol: 8)
What we need here is a good revival! lol

User avatar
bibleguy
The J2 500
Posts: 551
Joined: February 7th, 2004, 6:56 am
Location: USA,Oklahoma
Contact:

Postby bibleguy » January 28th, 2009, 6:00 am

one love wrote:
TW wrote:
one love wrote:
free wrote:Not in VA yet that I know of...Like some other states you can buy handguns at a gun show and not register it. It you purchase at a gun shop it must be registered.

I bought my 9mm at a gun shop had it registered and then got my conceal carry permit...I was afraid Obama/Dems would try to pass some type of regulations and hoped to be grandfathered in. I guess time will tell.


VA gun laws are awesome!!! You can walk in buy a gun with no permit and then openly carry on your side exposed walking down the street. I had my glock in the open on the holster when walking my Rottweiler in a neighborhood that was not that great.

You can drive with a loaded gun anywhere in VA with NO permit, you just can conceal it without a concealed weapons permit.


But you can't have a radar detector! :lol:


TW


very true :lol: That is sooo true but it is commonwealth and many Other Laws are crazy. They do have a strict criminal system. WHich is good..


Washington D.C. has a strict criminal system, too. It's called the IRS. (But that's a case where the SYSTEM is strict and criminal. :twisted: )
Get your nose in the Book! Be a Bible Guy Today!

User avatar
macgulley
Ranking in the posts...
Ranking in the posts...
Posts: 433
Joined: April 6th, 2007, 5:58 pm
Location: USA,Alabama

Postby macgulley » January 28th, 2009, 6:24 am

scooter wrote:
Response: Now that's almost reasonable! :lol: 8)


Your state laws are very similar.
"A man convinced against his will is of the same opinion still." Anonymous



"Arguing with some people is like wrestling with a pig, at the end you are both filthy and exhausted –and you get the distinct feeling that the pig enjoyed the experience."


Return to “Jude 2 General Discussion Forum”

Who is online

Users browsing this forum: No registered users and 20 guests

Login  •  Register