Marion Morrison
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And when you no longer have children in the house, you don't need insurance.If you drive a car only on your property and park it there, you don't have to do anything. No licensing, registering, inspecting, etc. Let's do the same thing for guns. As long as you leave it in your house and use it on your property, you don't need to register it, license it or insure it. You would only need to do that if you carried it off your property. Treating guns like cars might get more support than you'd think.
Ok. The avalanche option.
How does it get from the store to your home?
Bingo. You have to have insurance, registration of some sort, license tags....
1. Delivery.
2. You leave the firearm in its original packaging until you get it home.
3. Temporary dealer registration.
I mean, come on. So many ways to make it work.
As long as you carry liability for when/if your kid takes the gun and smokes 26 kids.... I’m with you.
Sure you do. If/when you go all Zimmerman/Loughner/Oswald/Root/Whitman/Kelley/Mandalay Bay Guy. Most folks don’t wreck their cars...but we force them to carry insurance. We should do the same with guns.
GFY with that. That is an infringement.