2aguy
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The ATF received a request to track the illegal guns and where they came from in Baltimore, to push the fake problem of out of state guns.....unfortunately, the study showed the majority of crime guns came from Baltimore, where they have the most extreme gun control in the country...another state where they came from....California....more extreme gun control.....
The problem isn't law abiding people... the problem in Baltimore as well as the other democrat run cities is the revolving door justice system for violent gun criminals.
How hard is it to understand that if you lock up violent gun criminals for 30 years, that will be 30 years where they can't shoot people....?
ATF Complicates Common Pro-Gun Control Claim With Baltimore Gun Study
A new study by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives at the request of Maryland police provides more evidence that disrupts a common claim among gun control advocates: that guns in states with strict gun control laws are frequently purchased in states with more lax laws.
As the The Baltimore Sun reports, at Maryland's request, the ATF successfully traced more than 5,900 firearms recovered last year to see where they were obtained.
The largest portion of them were purchased in Maryland, which has some of the strictest gun control laws in the country, receiving an "A-" from the pro-gun control Giffords Center (only California receives an "A").
The ATF found that 47% of the guns were purchased locally; 15% were purchased in Virginia (which receives a "D" rating), and 7% were purchased in "C"-rated Pennsylvania.
While a majority of the guns were purchased in Maryland or in surrounding states, some came from far off, including 46 which came from California, the strictest gun control state in the country, while 101 came from Texas, which gets the Giffords Center's worst "F" rating.
The problem isn't law abiding people... the problem in Baltimore as well as the other democrat run cities is the revolving door justice system for violent gun criminals.
How hard is it to understand that if you lock up violent gun criminals for 30 years, that will be 30 years where they can't shoot people....?
ATF Complicates Common Pro-Gun Control Claim With Baltimore Gun Study
A new study by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives at the request of Maryland police provides more evidence that disrupts a common claim among gun control advocates: that guns in states with strict gun control laws are frequently purchased in states with more lax laws.
As the The Baltimore Sun reports, at Maryland's request, the ATF successfully traced more than 5,900 firearms recovered last year to see where they were obtained.
The largest portion of them were purchased in Maryland, which has some of the strictest gun control laws in the country, receiving an "A-" from the pro-gun control Giffords Center (only California receives an "A").
The ATF found that 47% of the guns were purchased locally; 15% were purchased in Virginia (which receives a "D" rating), and 7% were purchased in "C"-rated Pennsylvania.
While a majority of the guns were purchased in Maryland or in surrounding states, some came from far off, including 46 which came from California, the strictest gun control state in the country, while 101 came from Texas, which gets the Giffords Center's worst "F" rating.
