This is a quick throw down of NV Gun Laws (besides Clark County aka Las Vegas)

State Requirements Rifles and Shotguns [ul][*]Permit to purchase rifles and shotguns? No.[*]Registration of rifles and shotguns? No.[*]Licensing of owners of rifles and shotguns? No.[*]Permit to carry rifles and shotguns? No.[/ul]
Handguns[ul][*]Permit to purchase handgun? No.[*]Registration of handguns? No.[*]Licensing of owners of handguns? No.[*]Permit to carry handguns? No. (A permit is required if concealed.)[/ul]
Other Requirements[ul][*]Is there a State waiting period? No.[*]Is there a FBI *NICS check for firearm transactions? State System.[*]Permit to carry a concealed weapon required? Yes.[*]Record of sale: No.[/ul]
I mean the gun laws are so light here... and there is way more gun deaths say... in California for example where gun laws are like DOUBLE strict than they are here. Theres not even a state waiting period in NV (again besides Las Vegas, where laws are more strict and crime is more frequent) So what I am saying is guns are easily avalible here... you dont even have to register!!! Its not the gun killing someone its the person behind the trigger.

 

Yep thats it Classic, I find it so easy to pick up a gun and pull the trigger. Not like its hard or anything.

I look at it this way. Youhave to go 25 miles away for an emergancy. Are you going to take your car or a pedal bike? Now after jumping in the car (obvious choice)it wont start, will you just forget about the emergancy and stay home? You will most likely ride the bike.

If the kid couldnt find the bullets he may have just thought of another way to do them in.


Though I will tell ya Im a little afraid to tell the kids to "stop playing those damn games" anymore. Ya know with all my guns laying all over the place here in America..

 

There you go making crazy sense of things. Those little pesky things like facts often get in the way of "logical" thinking.

 

That kid was on drugs too i guess...[&:]

 

I cant beleive they want him out of jail....hes tried to kill both his parents and tried to blame it on a murder-suicide....I say lock him up and throw away the key.

and It doesnt matter of the weapon of choice....guns dont pull there own trigger plain and simple.

 

The kid is a sociopath, period. Maybe it is pure luck that only his mother died in this one. He could have been go-to-school-with-murder-in-mind kid. If this kid can't handle the parents taking away his game, what does he do when someone cuts him off in traffic, a girl won't give him the time of day, or he has an overbearing boss? This has nothing to do with ownership of a gun, so those who don't like guns...we already know that, please keep that debate out of this thread as it is not even on topic (thanks). It is a shame. Put him in prison and watch him get raped and learn how to be even more evil than he is now. WTF? No good solutions.

P.S. Allow me to lighten it up...I got way too serious for a moment!

 

I remember when I got xbox1 and halo. I dont remember wanting to kill someone. I also had had my own shotgun. Got it when I was 14 or something.

 

im not even gona get into that other post and im not gona lie i dont think to much of yah from past encounter with you. you come off as very abrasive and a know it all and when people dont agree with you then you personally attack them.

how ever you make it sound like all americans are gun toating morons out to kill ever one. but according to the ATF 25% of americans own fire arms about 46% of the 25% own hand guns. (dont ask me how they come up with these figure i have no idea guys). according to the UCR compiled by the FBI around 7000 murders a year are commited with a hand gun on average about 500 with a riffle and 550 with a shot gun. about 1800 people a year are staped with a sharp object and about 700 a year are beat to death with a blunt object. i thought this was interesting to about 950 people are beaten to death with personal weapons meaning hands and feet. this data is only from 2000-2004 and you could get more up to date data but im willing to bet it would be pretty simmilar.
http://www.fbi.gov/ucr/cius_04/offen...me/murder.html


by the way the population of australia is 21,007,310 (https://www.cia.gov/library/publicat.../print/as.html)

the population of america 303,824,640 (https://www.cia.gov/library/publicat.../print/us.html)

saying you have far fewer homicides is very miss leading. you have a far smaller population.

 

Okay...cool. Last warning, no more gun debates please.