Stossel Tries to Get a Gun Permit 

Man, you are a genius! I've never heard a better analogy. Thanks for not being a koolaid drinking loon! 🦅

Great analogy sir.

Or you cant have a car because we have public transit. Remember cars are the 1# cause of death and only the insurance companies say they care about that..........because they are getting rich forcing you to pay for it or you face the gov employees with guns

Or saying no one needs medical equipment at home because there are hospitals.

Absolutely agree and people dont understand that making firearms hard to obtain doesnt make it hard to obtain for people who dont abide by gun laws anyways, in the bad parts of my city you can by a stolen cz-75 for 50 dollars believe it or not. People who dont abide by laws or have mental issues will accomplish whatever they intend to do with whatever they can do it with. Like what Brandon Hurerra said "we are lucky criminals are using firearms, because if they couldn't it would be bombs." Uneducated people spew opinions based on things they should hold in.

A veteran and John Stossel have had their rights infringed upon when their were denied a firearm. "When the government takes away citizens right to bear arms it becomes citizens duty to take away governments right to govern." -George Washington

Well said

Like driving in today's world should be a right. Instead of a privilege.

@@adamjaeger4189 Possibly, but it's not enshrined in the constitution. So nice try.

50 states...thousands of gun stores.....no one is denying guns to anyone except convicted felons...

They may even be the criminals seeking to make you and your family a victim once your 2A Rights and police are both gone.

@Don Khan Khan Don Wow, that was extremely bigoted.

@@Wolfedog its still true. How many white people get shot by the police and don't have whole movements that use them as the reason?

@@randominternetguy3537 That's not what he's trying to convey.

Poor Chicago, they are being shot and many killed in a "gun free zone" and are breeding contempt for police, as well.

Denied

the right of the second amendment shall not be infringed upon

I love that he shows the screen name of the commenter who threatened him (streetfightspdx). The PDX stands for Portland Oregon, which makes way more sense watching this now after 2020 😆

Isn't the second amendment about the state militia?

@@0g0mogosepikworld31 No, it says nothing about a STATE militia. It says a militia, which is as much to protect people from the government as from outside threats. But it also says "the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed." His right is clearly being infringed here.

A special need? Geez lets just open a history book shall we?

FrontLineTexan 21 Getz, that should be enough.

Tommy .Gibbons Getz?

Ross Temple Hey. As in “Bernard “ Getz, the subway shooter. Plenty enough reason.

He should just say the special need is to ensure the security of a free state.

Awful lot of ppl want to live in “crime ridden” states. And nobody wants to live in the “real” America. The “real” America is losing its young to “crime ridden” America.

Matt Terriah that doesn’t surprise me. I was using quotes, btw to make a point.

@@matthewjamesterriah Except that's wildly inaccurate. Probably fucked up by multiplying with something while dividing with another to get a number that's "totally accurate". Here is the source from which the wiki's numbers are from and you can do the numbers yourself ucr.fbi.gov/crime-in-the-u.s/2017/crime-in-the-u.s.-2017/topic-pages/tables/table-4

@@matthewjamesterriah Ah, welcome to Wikipedia, the propaganda machine controlled by the left.

@@matthewjamesterriah a rate based on population in a highly populated state compared to a lower populated state is an incorrect comparison.

Insane

Then you wait 8 months like Mr. Stossel did, and get denied.

Tactical I live in ca and want to move to america; love your channel bro

Come to the south. No permit needed to own a firearm.

Tactical ... 80 miles west to PA

Tactical 👌

This is misinformation, only certain states have constitutional *carry*, you can purchase a gun almost free of permit but carrying is a different thing, and you still have to go through your mandatory background check.

And if we want to get philosophical: Because ivory tower cretins like the people that made this shitty form want me disarmed. 100% red flag that you should, in fact, keep AS MUCH firepower as you can on your property. And you know what? I recommend not telling them. Don't register shit. Keep it "ghost". Fuck them. They can't actually enforce these anti-American laws. They can't even stop real criminals.

Jer F: Your rights as an American mean LESS than shit to the Democrats who control NYC, LA, Chicago, Trenton, Portland, and so on!

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@@EazyTheRecon I AGREE!

Yes! ! !

Criminals don't need guns; in fact they prefer that NOBODY have them, since they use other weapons, and superior numbers-- against which guns are EQUALIZERS. That's why anti-gun zones have the highest crime-rates.

@@dominicbowns7550 "It's clear, then, that criminals are far less likely to operate in gun-free society." You're correlating.

"Ban alcohol, only mafiosi will have alcohol."

@@dominicbowns7550 When you take suicide and police committed homocides out of the equation, the US is 1.8 homocides per 100K. It’s more than the UK by those numbers but not nearly the number that is reported. It’s even less if you take defensive homocides out of the equation. The catch phrase is intentional homocides which covers a lot of ground.

@@dominicbowns7550 the evidence is Chicago or LA.

Sounds like fraud no status of limitations on fraud

Michael Rigdon Indeed. This is also legally too complex. It’s like saying the horse was disqualified because it has no turn signals according to page 1,008 paragraph 5.

Like any other criminal organization, the government CAN fraud you without any consequences because complaint isn't gonna stop them from stealing your shit.

Your sorry for the guy that makes a good bit more money then you?

@Joey Barreras 400$ walking around money to an anchor at fox might have well as given it to a bum

I constsntly see this one gang with a dog show up in the malt shop.

And then they start snapping their fingers and singing in a sinister tone. I know what you mean. Truly dangerous times we live in. Gotta regulate those switchblades!

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more reason to get a gun. blade weapons are so easy to get. Hell I'd use a belt or chain or blunt as a choice weapon. I'll threaten with a spoon or a chair or a desk lamp, there are f'ed up people who want to hurt you, you gotta scare them back. It's all primitive, it's all about dominance because YOU are the one being threatened by others who are using the same tactic without realizing it.

Red_Doggo Watch out for those singing greasers. They’re a bad bunch.

As a New York State resident, upstate not near the city, it is because we are taxed to oblivion and can't afford to leave. At least that's my current predicament

The same draconian gun laws will be coming to your state one day.

I’m a NY native and I’m leaving once I graduate community college. I can’t stand the rules here.

@@blainwilson7937 in the south, we view disarmament as an act of violent aggression. I'm sure you can figure out what happens after that.

I was stationed in SD. It was pretty awesome if you exclude the local population. They and the hobos are just awful and everywhere.

Most criminals get them illegally from their friends

@@nigelsmedley7737 yep

@@nigelsmedley7737 and people dont care about that for some reason

Or right outta som1s glove box

@@nigelsmedley7737 so what they stil got it same day

Well put

Well said.

I live in Louisiana. I took a course on a Saturday. BOOM! Welcome to freedom.

I live in Arizona, can conceal carry with no paperwork

That's not as bad, but it's still too much. What other right do you have to fill out paperwork and pass a background check in order to exercise?

@@nutbastard all rights. U can't just vote. U have to prove you're eligible. U can't just buy a gun without proving you're able to. U have the right to sell your properties for money if u apply for the license and its granted

@@nutbastard men grant us rights. Your rights are only guaranteed if others say they are. I'm arguing the speed at which these rights are recognized should be reasonable given the right in question

Bingo and yes, that's the way it works.

Yep,that’s why me and my friends don’t carry guns we have knives on our belts. We’re young guys law-abiding citizens who’d be able to get a CCW anywhere else but we don’t know anybody so we’re SOL. I always get told by the old men “When I was a kid there used to be shooting galleries around every corner in the Summer, they’d give ya a .22 for 50¢ and let you shoot for a few minutes.” “I can still remember the smell of the gunpowder in the air.” That must’ve been a *LONG* time ago. I love my NY it’s my home,I just wish there weren’t morons running it into a shitstain on America’s underwear.

Or quid pro quo!

In Maryland if you can’t prove that you routinely make large cash transactions for a business you can’t carry

@@sloppyjo5371 If you do prove it you are in danger of asset forfeiture! it's a catch 22!

Between 1950 and 2019, Chicago lost nearly 1 million people. Something tells me it's not a good place to live.

Chicago death rate is similar to that of a third world country

@@Jemalacane0 1 million murders in 69 years would be almost 40 murders per day. There's no fucking way. Maybe you meant to say 100,000.

The population of Chicago in 1950 was 3,620,962. It is now 2,693,976, a difference of 926,986. I did it on a calculator.

@@Jemalacane0 so you think that every person that is no longer in chicago since 1950 was killed ? lol

What is your source for "238 lives are saved every day by use of a gun?" I have some friends that need to see that.

You can find annual stats that say similar things but eith bigger and more impactful numbers on the CDC, my friend

@@clausewitz41_plus_1 there are about 300,000 violent crimes committed every year, 13,000 people are killed because of this. 13,000/300,000=0.0433333 Violent crimes have a fatality rate of roughly 0.0433% in 2013 the CDC found that about 2 million violent crimes were prevented by use of a firearm. 0.0433x2,000,000=86,600 crimes prevented annually that would’ve resulted in a death. 86,600/365=237 deaths prevented daily (I guess something went wrong with how I rounded my calculations in my original comment, but close enough)

@@daytoncoates4930 "2 million violent crimes were prevented by use of a firearm." "there are about 300,000 violent crimes committed every year," This would mean that, without firearms, there should be 2.3 million violent crimes committed every year? 85% of all violent crimes are prevented by use of a firearm?

@@CheetahNL I suppose

The 2 times Ive called the police because someone was outside messing with my car's door locks they took 45 mins to arrive. The 1 time Im robbed at gunpoint and shoot the robber with my edc, they police arrive in 3 minutes. They come real quick to throw accusations at the law abiding

@Frank Castello Well, with your name you shouldn't have a problem without a gun. You are the weapon, mr. Punisher. Hehe.

I had a guy in my backyard last year in the middle of the night, called the police and they showed up after 49 minutes... luckily the dude was just on drugs or something, he looked like he was running away from a truck I saw circling around my neighborhood, and he was just passing through. Could have been ugly if he tried getting in.

@AB 1986 sure, because having to wait 30 minutes when a dude has a knife isn't too bad.

@@ryanespinoza7297 funny how that works aint it

I feel like someone just needs to bring this to the supreme court and anti-constitutional gun restrictions like these would be gone the next day

Damn straight

Sue them after denial, you need to overwhelm the system and clog it with court cases. Then demand action of your politicians. Go after there jobs.

@@patriotkieler9750 sue*

Unless you live in a liberal controlled town/city/state, in which case, your rights are what they decide they are for you.

Eric Walbert not anymore now it's a privilege the words of the past now mean nothing

Free men don't ask permission

@justin leckey It is amazing how so totally unrelated those 2 things are and totally different in meaning that you could try to link them like that. Let me guess, you are what we would call a Liberal in the US, right?

justin leckey the 2nd amendment was the last defense against government tyranny. Sure state militias are one of the reasons but the real reason was that it was the last defense against government tyranny

@justin leckey Very foolish, Justin. Back when that statue was made, there was no welfare state.

Most of them are chronic offenders...so when they get arrested again...its adds more time to their sentence....if they are found NOt guilty of the crime for which they are arrested...THEY STILL GO TO PRISON ON THE GUN CHARGE...

That is ridiculous. How can someone who broke the law break the law?

@@alexanderkilburg7415 If the get arrested for anything, and gun is found...he goes back to prison...no appeal

@@philweissburg2194 I was making a joke, but it is good to know we are putting scum where they belong.

Alexander Kilburg too bad they get released if a relatively safe virus gets tossed their way. Also if they happen to live in california some felonies were dropped to misdemeanors and some misdemeanors they no longer arrest for

A federal court judge ruled that people with criminal records could NOT be forced to submit to a background check, as it would violate their 5th Amendment right against self-incrimination!

@@mikegrossberg8624 thought thats was only on job applications? people who want a gun still have to do backgrounds

@@dragolf9957 NOPE! The ruling said "background checks"; it didn't SPECIFY what they would be FOR. Criminals very seldom submit to background checks; only liberals are stupid enough to think they WOULD

I love sarcasm ! It never goes out of style .

If you served your time and paid your debt to society, you should be allowed to have a gun. The one possible exception being murderers, but the way laws are, a "murderer" in the eyes of the law could be someone who was simply defending themselves and/or their property. It happens way too often.

I made my way to Texas from New Jersey VIA way of the United States Army after I medically retired I stayed I love Texas and I don’t ever plan on moving back to New Jersey ever! Love my right to bear arms never will I give that up!

Texas is turning more purple by the day because the people from the same places that you're convincing to come over are still bullying for the same policies that made then want to move in the first place. I try Missouri or Arkansas

@@colbalt95 what do you mean purple? also iv read this 5 times and i cant figure out what your trying to say, are you saying texas is getting tighter gun laws? if so i can tell you thats not true, in fact we just loosend them so now teachers can carry in schools and you can carry in churches as well now

@@dragolf9957 He means all the libs are moving there to get away from the disaster they created in California, but are not changing their outlook on policy, so the mess they created will soon follow them to Texas.

I disagree I was born and raised in New Jersey not knowing their was a whole different life in this country I’ve moved here and became a republican my family also came here and became Republicans all of them so I disagree with your assessment do you have any statistics that back your opinion?

Bryon Letterman Pretty much in all of the world this is the process.

It doesn't take six months, and you don't need to know every name for every fucking knife in existence and have some super super special thing and fucking connection. No, you shouldn't have to know some famous person to have a gun.

but thats only in NYC, which makes sense, seeing its a major fucking city. but go farther north and omg it isnt as hard. its like a major city would have different problems than smaller ones and as such their laws reflect that. but who gives a shit about laws and common sense because mah guns.

if guns are so bad why don't politicians disarm their security teams

you're probably not even from the US..that's my guess

We live in a age where people just believe in what they want. Some people seriously believe the 2nd adamant only applies to we'll regulated militia, even though it as a clause that states the people's right to bear arms shall not be infringed.

+Julie Monroe If you vote for Hilary Clinton, you will get ever more of this ridiculousness, and not just in New York, all over the USA. Vote Trump, and you will get what your constitution promises you, freedom to carry firearms. There's only one way forward for America, it's not with her or her cronies in office. Obama's total ignorance of the constitution has sent the USA into a downward spiral from which it will never recover.

Yeah, Plus, even if they did try to hold them accountable, they'd pay their way out of any accusation, or simply pay the judge and jury to rule in their favor. the US is an corrupt country, and though I was born and raised here, Im sickened at how bad this is. at least I live in Georgia. Maybe I can get a licence to carry here without an ordeal to do it.

What the ones that believe that "well regulated" is even a consideration don't even know is that those words don't mean what they think it does. "Well Regulated" would have meant a well trained and armed group of volunteer local citizens to the writers of the Constitution, not a State controlled military.

How is the NRA not challenging this in court?

Oh they have no problem shooting you on sight if you don't pay your taxes xD

@@EroticOnion23 Exactly, so why should we have any problem doing the same to them?

Literally the most asinine shit ive heard.

@@kabnoot ok weeb

Lmao, "asinine" doesn't = anime

@CometRuVir I think he's talking about the situation, not what the guy said

@@kabnoot Fuck off, commie.

Enormous wealth. You need to be rich, so you can protect yourself against the super violent lower classes.

In the county of NY I live in you might get a permit but it will be strictly for hunting, fishing, and/or camping. If you're caught carrying another time you can be arrested and may lose your permit. However, if you own a business or have another job that requires you to carry large sums of money you very well might just get an "unrestricted" permit.

Arcticwolf gotta protect the bankers money

This is how these officers are trained to just keep making up BS and putting people off to discourage you from exercising you're 2nd amendment right. They want to just make you go away.

Just shows intelligence doesn't run high in new York

noone will infringe on your bear arms right, but never heard of that keep you also have right to have arms. Well maybe PETA:)

This story sounds like a whole lot of infringement go’in on.

How did you miss the part, RIGHT AT THE BEGINNING OF THE SECOND AMENDMENT, that says: "A well-regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State..."??

@@thorin1045 what did you say?

Just get one on the street. Just remember what is told to rookie cops " it's better to be tried by 12 than carried by 6', protect yourself period... What ever it takes..

No one allows you. Period.

@@Boogaloo_Baloo He shouldn´t have to get allowed to have a gun. He has a right to own a gun, only then state comes in and takes his guns away, why is state stealing his property?

@@danielkraus5560 where did i say that? Where?

@@danielkraus5560 i think you replied to the wrong person

Militia?

and morons voting DemoKKKrat getting exactly what they voted for.

Logan Barnette ehh the second amendment is the red headed stepchild of the bill of rights unfortunately

The democrat liberal part.

They forgot about that little part when they found out that people will vote for them so long as they give them "free" stuff.

Logan Barnette, Well...um... If you look up "infringe", what you find it REALLY means is...um... I mean if you look at the root word from Latin, what it means is... Uhh...

Come and take it, got a 12 guage shotgun on the other side of the door

420

I want a gun that shots Kung Fu Stars.

On a side-note: Caracalla is a giant urine stain on Roman history. I do like your comment, though.

NYC is before the U.S. Supreme Court with a Second Amendment case now. They should lose.

@@LoanwordEggcorn thank God

Even if they do change the laws it will take so eerily long to go into effect that even the dumbest people will be asking questions. The local government there wants as much disarmament as possible because crime is a great way for them to profit. The IRS can't tax an idea which doesn't exist on paper.

Freaking communists

I guess they don't feel demonstrating protecting you're life is not a good reason to have a gun. The people in that state have got to start filing law suits they are directly violating you're rights.

Maybe they should adopt NYC's firearm application forms then.

Wulf-359 please god no

@@LazyKingAus ;b

"Kung Fu Star" is a misnomer. Kung Fu is Chinese. The Shuriken Japanese throwing star. Perhaps the liberal bureaucrats of NY think that all Southeastern Asian cultures are the same. Liberals can't be racists though.

@@wingsuiter2392: Nicely done.

Looseel Scott In the wrong place, if cops catch you with a concealed weapon you might find yourself shot by 6 & prayed over by 12. Haha

That's the stupidest thing I've ever heard, because when you're in LA or NYC and you're being judged by morons, you're going to suffer a fate worse than death, which is prison.

Pieter Willem Botha if you live in shitty LA or NYC, there’s already a problem

@@TheGreatHotDogConsumer thank God I am a tradesman.

have you ever heard of Bernie Goetz? How well did that turn out for him?

Because that's how much the United States of America loves their veterans who put their lives on hold and ONLINE to protect the country... LOL...

@Benny/ top of the tops Yep and meanwhile, politicians like Eliot spitzer will sleep with a HOOKER at TAX-PAYER's EXPENSE $3000 dollar to be exact... LOL... That's how expensive the hooker he slept with as was told by the news media... What a world we live in Benny. LOL...

@@1USAUSA Fucking hell! And I was bitching about today's feast costing me 12 bucks. Wasteful pieces of shit... This is where my tax dollars go?

Cause what we trained for in the service doesn't mean shit here in the civilian world

@@iking912 what's he do with the 10 years of pay ?

Think AZ with go red cause low iq crime will rise with illegals so government will take law abiding rights first & bury you in red tape

I to live in Arizona but I still have a concealed carry license. Because if I happen to carry the firearm in certain other states they will honor it. California will not for certain.

@@christinamoneyhan5688 I think it's good for 37 states. If you go to California while concealing I would expect you to be arrested if caught.

I herd about that! Good job AZ!!!

I love AZ

I got my 16s for $3,000 two years ago. I thought that was pretty high but I’ve always wanted one so I sent it lol

I need me a SCAR

Ill take it

In Utah, I saw pawn shops selling belt fed RPD light machine guns, mp5s, police issue grenade launchers, and more.

7.62 x 51 or 5.56 x 45?

Thats exactly what these laws are for, to enable the elite and subdue the peasants.

@@S71xx If by "elite" you mean "people smart enough to correctly fill out basic paperwork"

@@PookySharif but its not basic and even if you fill it out correctly its not a guarantee you will get the license

@@justarandomtechpriest1578 And Eric Cartman isn't fat, he's just big boned.

*special needs*

they're only meant to stop the honest

That's a pretty ridiculous argument. It's like saying bank robbers don't have to earn their money.

@@Ryanstuff I mean, yeah, thats the point

@@Ryanstuff i think you just dont understand what that means

@@Ryanstuff if you want a legal gun you get it through all these hoops. A criminal goes to a meet in a motel 6 at 3am

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The Congress passed Constitutional Carry throughout the Republic on December 15, 1791. And, every State ratified it. All State and Federal Officers are REQUIRED to execute an Oath of Fidelity to support, protect and defend our Constitution which includes the Bill of RIGHTS. Most Americans are either very slow learners or cowards. Re.18 USC 241, 242; 42 USC 1983, 1985, 1986. 14th Amendment defeats immunity claims which NO UNLAWFUL ACTOR can enjoy.

Welcome to the Club! --West Virginia

Kentucky did a few month back.

Robert Slackware where did that happen? I’m pretty sure you can’t carry at government buildings unless your an LEO or licensed security

Lots of armed hypocrite anti-gunners.

They also shout don’t build that wall from behind their walls.

He has no proof...but...Sean Hannity has bragged about in on Air...and with his mouth...he needs one or two.

Have U seen it...what is the number...what is the date issued...U don't know...right...more Right Wing fantasy.

Some of the collections that anti-gun people have put -my- collection to shame. And mine makes Burt Gummer from Tremors look 'quaint'. And that's before you take their armed details into account.

The only real "reason" he has to show is a printed copy of the Bill of Rights of the U.S. Constitution with the Second Amendment pointed out. The liberals with their double standards somehow can't see themselves as the hypocrites most of them are. You can bet any political figure has no problem paying someone WHO HAS A FIREARM to protect them from the "bad guys", but somehow the regular people are not deserving of that same consideration. And, since most regular people cannot afford to pay a private security firm to protect their family, they try to do so themselves, by legally owning a weapon.

In many states it is law that the state prove you are prohibited rather than the citizen prove they are not. NYers tend to be ignorant of how our Constitution works, and the same is true of all the big cities. This is going to lead us into a civil war.

@@wulf-3596 normal people just need to work harder. It's their own fault if they are poor. Isn't this how extreme capitalism works

New York will never get sued, unless citizens of new York stand up. But as you can see, new Yorkers are slaves to their tiny apartment and 100k a year is too expensive to in a car. They can have their little island. I'll never go there.

Just gonna be the taxpayers that pay for it. The cops won't see a cent of that go out of their bank account

The correct answer is, "to shoot people", that's why I need a gun

@@GTSN38 The correct answer is TO PROTECT YOURSELF AND YOUR LOVED ONES!

But I want to shoot people

@@GTSN38 , well then, join the Army. Plenty of opportunities to shoot people there.

Firearms are tools.

The dumb think about New York is that it's fairly conservative once you go north of Westchester but the state is run by liberals.

those blue state conservatives are jokers for the most part, they are elitist also. The support gun control also as they are working for the same total control as liberals, many red state conservatives are the same.

TheOriginalBRad That's why I hate both parties. I am a libertarian.

David Towne I bet they didn't loose his application fee.. and charge him again for reapplying. . AGGGGGGRR! INSANE. .

I bet they also "lost" that $430 receipt to refund him.

No...a judge gets to make that decision NOT you.

Your right it is unconstitutional. There should be no license required.

Filmon Tewolde quite a few states actually have open carry laws which means you can carry without a permit

Brian Goldy with you on that; precious seconds count.

you mean hours, or not at all. Unless theres a way for them to steal money from someone/extort them.

@@geet77777 I'd rather be judged (Jury) by 12......Than Buried (Pall Bearers.) by 6........Protect an defend your Families Lives. an your Life........

Can confirm. I worked for an alarm monitoring company and when we had to call the police for some areas we knew it would take them hours to show up. I even spoke to people that thought they had a legit home invasion and one guy called multiple times stating his wife and child were hiding in their home fearing for their lives. It still the police over 30 minutes to respond. I hope those people are safe today because that man was scared to death for hi family's safety that day.

@@geet77777 the fuck are you on about?

Texas is awesome. I will be moving there for work end of next year.

@@majorsupton as long as you aint a liberal

florida is really nice

Cheers from Wisconsin

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Shane Dickinson sadly no, but it's just their way to whittle at it

Shane Dickinson which goes to show that the Constitution is no protection against tyranny. Lysander Spooner knew this centuries ago.

@@Flopperhead "A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State..."

@@Flopperhead Everyone always forgets the first half, and usually the important things go first

If we want to get technical, "the people" is not exactly the same thing as "any citizen".

Took me about 30 minutes and got my SR9.

Kentucky here! 22 minutes for my FN FNX9 and no license required to carry it concealed.

Great, must be nice to have that separation of church and state to.

@@3PercentNeanderhal wow, how is it?

@@210chillian8 I swear by FN and recommend them highly. I carried a 509 for a few years and I loved it. They make a fine firearm. I recommend their AR platform also, they're as good as any Daniel Defense, Colt or any other comparable higher end rifle.

Yeah that's a great way to accidentally become unknowingly married to a notary and lose half your stuff.

*You're

People who know how to differentiate "you're" and "your," are a dying breed.

Not if he is able to defend himself.

I was just thinking the same thing...haha. I was pondering after hearing this...thinking of as a kid watching 60 minutes, but thinking of how I just saw an old interview from Clarence Thomas and realizing that it must have always been the same...shame

Maybe Your was an offer...like Your Morning Compliment sir. Maybe not?!? But I think you got the message?

John Kongsaisy I honestly doubt that, I'm sure it's the same in other couhntries.

John Kongsaisy the average police response time in the US is 11 minutes. You have to take into account the geography as well.. lots of land in the US, especially in the Midwest. That doesn’t lend to fast emergency response times. Plus, 11 min? That would be a fast pizza bro. I don’t think so.

Shane Peterson pizza normally takes 45 mins to an hr where I live and the poizza place is right down the roas

There's competition to get the pizza there fast.

John Kongsaisy well I mean Europe is tiny compared to the US also response time is still pretty damn fast in the US. I mean California alone is bigger than Italy, UK, and Germany. Not combined but that just goes to show Europe is like a spec of dust compared to the size of the US.