Thread: Support for tighter Acat storage

I think increasing security is OK, it will help reduce some of the opportunistic thefts. But if they relay want them and are prepared there is only so much you can realistically do.

All the rest is just a slippery slope of miss trust in licensed firearm owners that eventually leads to prohibition.

As for buying "Ecat parts" like free standing pistols grips & mags etc only if you have an Ecat endorsement is another pointless suggestion. Those features work remarkably well on precision bolt action rifles among other platforms for a variety of shooting disciplines.

Why should those that choose to use such aesthetics on their firearms (because that is what they are at the end of the day don't forget...) suffer? And for what? It won't stop the crime that doesn't even exist as @Beavis has mentioned.

Originally Posted by Sasquatch

As for buying "Ecat parts" like free standing pistols grips & mags etc only if you have an Ecat endorsement is another pointless suggestion. Those features work remarkably well on precision bolt action rifles among other platforms for a variety of shooting disciplines.

Why should those that choose to use such aesthetics on there firearms (because that is what they are at the end of the day...) suffer? And for what? It won't stop the crime that doesn't even exist as @Beavis has mentioned.

The designation itself is stupid, and achieves nothing.