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Airsoft is not exactly new to police training. It is great for force on force training and is less expensive then using simunitions. The airsoft pistols used are not the ones you can buy at the local Walmart.

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250 rounds of CCI, Swamp people edition, $65.00. Limit one per person

I guess with that reasoning I give up my rights each time I buy a firearm through a dealer. Why aren't we fighting to do away with the instant checks that are in place now?

Comprehension is not a problem. I thought this was a discussion. I put that out there for argument sake because that would be one reason a UBC could be used and keep private sales private.

Why bother. A criminal can't lie? Like I said UBC's aren't going to keep criminals from getting a gun. All I am trying to say it would be nice to know I would not be selling to a KNOWN felon.

I do agree that universal background checks will not prevent a criminal from obtaining a firearm. The reason I may agree to a universal background check would be to protect myself from selling a firearm to a felon or wife beater. Example, if I bring a gun to sell at a gun show who is to say...

No, don't do it. At least I wouldn't.

2. The easiest time to take down the shooter is when he is trying to reload. This was most notable in the case of Jared Loughner. Loughner was tackled while trying to reload his rifle. Loughner was using a Glock 9mm which is most likely faster reload then a rifle. The argument that a...

I went today. 45 minute wait to get in. Not as many vendors, there are at least two other larger gun shows this weekend. (Tampa/Miami) The reloading guy who sells the powder and primers was not there. The aisles were wider then normal and a bunch of empty tables. If you are looking for...