Wondernine,
Sorry. I must have misunderstood your laughing as you believing it was going to sunset. Also I got you mixed up with 9x19 in the Glock 17 comment. Your names are similar in what they bring to mind (9mm hi-cap pistols).
If by some chance it does sunset, I wonder if the price of factory hi-caps will come down to the same price as factory 10 rounders. They should because it costs the same to make a 10 round mag as it costs to make a 15 round mag but I have the sneeking suspision that they will be more expensive. Its a moot point anyway as I don't see Bush or any branch of the government giving us any more rights than they have to. Once something is taken away, it is harder to get it back then it would have been to just have fought to keep it.
I haven't done as much as much as I should to protect these rights so I have no reason to complain. I am one of the selfish people that as long as I can get hi-caps and other things I want, I don't bother helping other people. I really feel for people in CA. but that is a state issue and I don't live there so I can't influence things there.
The fact is, gun owners are a slowly dying breed. As there are less and less places to shoot and less game to hunt, people are not growning up with guns like in the old days. I try to encourge as many people as I can to get a gun because once they have a gun, all of a sudden they think about things most people take for granted. If we had twice as many gun owners in this counrty, we wouldn't have to worry about our rights being squashed by the "elite" in the government. More than anything else you can do, converting or bringing up another gun owner is the best thing you can do to preserve your rights. If we are few, we will be looked at as a special interest group, this is how the guns were taken away in England. Most of the gun owners were upper class and the majority didn't think they should have something that they didn't have.
Sorry, I got off topic and rambled on.