I'm not going to argue the fact with you I've looked it up. Only the elite or allowed to own guns in Mexico. Elected officials May qualify for a permit military police say obviously have guns and security Personnel that are protecting those who can afford it may also have a permit for a gun. The average citizen is not allowed to own a weapon. This is the kind of gun control many on this site thank the United States should have
ya don't say....
So, you're saying, the fact that they can own guns in their home for personal protection isn't in their constitution?
Neither am I. Those are not reputable links in any case.
this is the sort of misrepresentation that makes your posts less than useful. Quoting should not be beyond your abilities if you can effectively contradict this with examples.
Ummm wrong “again” I’m sorry to say! Not to mention you seem to be moving the old goal post just a tad lol.
Or hunting, or target practice, or competition shooting……… “but no one can own a gun” …… Jeesh lol
if the United States had those kinds of laws, Mexico wouldn't have it's current problem, since smuggled American guns are a major part of the cause of it...
Did you though?
Was that about the same time they wrote the cheque for the “wall”. I apologize if I missed it.
It's nonsense to say that an unenforced gun law confirms your belief that gun laws are not effective. The key issue in Mexico is guns are easily purchased by criminals.
How do we know this? Oh yeah the federal government and operation fast and furious.
You are correct and I was wrong.
https://news.harvard.edu/gazette/story/2022/02/stopping-toxic-flow-of-gun-traffic-from-u-s-to-mexico/
If you really think that, Then apologize to Budley Doright for this:
Because, he never said that. You put your own words into his mouth and not only did you cast a strawman argument but we all knew you were wrong.
Astra used "rust bluing" until 1959 IIRC
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