NC Sheriff's Association Firearms Update - 2017

[Gunbelt]

The poster said it's house bill 731. I have no clue how he claimed the sheriff is doing it.

 

[Zbizzle911]

The poster said it's house bill 731. I have no clue how he claimed the sheriff is doing it.

He probably supports that bill


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[SLM]

The poster said it's house bill 731. I have no clue how he claimed the sheriff is doing it.

Here's the link to the PDF on HB731.....It has nothing to do with firearms....

http://www.ncga.state.nc.us/Applica...nt.aspx?SessionCode=2017&DocNum=3224&SeqNum=0

Here's the website to find all thing legislative in NC.

http://www.ncga.state.nc.us/Legislation/Legislation.html

 

[Jayne]

There has been a discussion that LEO's live in our communities. Crossing the line will make their lives difficult in many ways. They will be reluctant to do that.

Reluctant, but what has history shown? When given bad orders, are they followed or rejected?

 

[AR10ShooterinNC]

Most rank and file police will follow any and all orders, they have proven this many times.

 

[Jayne]

There has been a discussion that LEO's live in our communities. Crossing the line will make their lives difficult in many ways.

I was just thinking, it probably won't be the locals that are going door to door. They can just bring in some troops from another area to do the raids so that the locals are held harmless.

Much easier that way, since the incoming troops won't think of the people as anything but evil doers/terrorists/criminals and they don't run the risk of someone having to kick down the door of one of their friends... and the moral dilemma that may cause.

 

[georgel]

I think that level of escalation would bring resistance. It all depends on how it plays out. Nothing is for sure.

 

[dalek]

Reluctant, but what has history shown? When given bad orders, are they followed or rejected?

Ask the Red Thin Line

And some of the Nuremberg trials guests of honor

 

[captcave]

The NC Sheriff's Association is sending out their mailings for solicitation for money. There were nice enough to provide a postage paid envelope to send back to them.

A nice note that you won't be supporting the Sheriff's Association until they actually start standing up for the US and NC Constitutions, and stop being a bunch of jack booted thugs, might get the point across.

 

[BigWaylon]

The NC Sheriff's Association is sending out their mailings for solicitation for money. There were nice enough to provide a postage paid envelope to send back to them.

A nice note that you won't be supporting the Sheriff's Association until they actually start standing up for the US and NC Constitutions, and stop being a bunch of jack booted thugs, might get the point across.

Or, attach that envelope to a box of bricks and send them back with the note.

 

[JohnFreeman]

Keeping your neighborhood safe since 1993.