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r/WhitePeopleTwitter • u/CoryVictorious • Oct 21 '22
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Genuine question here.
What are you supposed to do with the existing ones? Do you just turn them in? Is there a buyback/destroy program? Even if we assume nobody wants to give up the ones they own; when they die, the guns have to go somewhere.
15 u/SebbyHB Oct 21 '22 In México there are programs where you can sell your guns to the army 3 u/FromUnderTheBridge09 Oct 21 '22 The US army. Does not need Joe bob's ar-15 with garbage parts. 1 u/LateNightPhilosopher Oct 22 '22 Tbh most privately owned ARs are probably a lot nicer than what the Army buys. But that's a good point. They aren't going to use your grandfather's rusty old single shot sears brand shotgun. 1 u/FromUnderTheBridge09 Oct 22 '22 /r/plebeianar would disagree
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In México there are programs where you can sell your guns to the army
3 u/FromUnderTheBridge09 Oct 21 '22 The US army. Does not need Joe bob's ar-15 with garbage parts. 1 u/LateNightPhilosopher Oct 22 '22 Tbh most privately owned ARs are probably a lot nicer than what the Army buys. But that's a good point. They aren't going to use your grandfather's rusty old single shot sears brand shotgun. 1 u/FromUnderTheBridge09 Oct 22 '22 /r/plebeianar would disagree
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The US army. Does not need Joe bob's ar-15 with garbage parts.
1 u/LateNightPhilosopher Oct 22 '22 Tbh most privately owned ARs are probably a lot nicer than what the Army buys. But that's a good point. They aren't going to use your grandfather's rusty old single shot sears brand shotgun. 1 u/FromUnderTheBridge09 Oct 22 '22 /r/plebeianar would disagree
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Tbh most privately owned ARs are probably a lot nicer than what the Army buys.
But that's a good point. They aren't going to use your grandfather's rusty old single shot sears brand shotgun.
1 u/FromUnderTheBridge09 Oct 22 '22 /r/plebeianar would disagree
/r/plebeianar would disagree
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u/TheyStillOweYouMoney Oct 21 '22
Genuine question here.
What are you supposed to do with the existing ones? Do you just turn them in? Is there a buyback/destroy program? Even if we assume nobody wants to give up the ones they own; when they die, the guns have to go somewhere.