How many does this statement represent.  I haven't yet but I'm starting to feel like I'm letting them win by fearing me to do what they want.  Anyhoo, how many of you are in Rapback now.

+1

I broke down and bought a gun so I am in. I don't think that discouraging people from buying a gun was ever the aim of the program though it has become sort of a side effect. 

I am still following the fight to get rid of it though. From what I have gathered so far, people from Hawaii aren't actually registered in the federal rap back system yet, only a state version of it.

I actually planned ahead as well as I could but you never know what's gonna create that itch.  I want to build an AR that looks like an M16A1ish but don't think my Spikes Lower with the Pirate and Plunder/Parlay on the side fits the Spirit of that Rifle

From what I have gathered so far, people from Hawaii aren't actually registered in the federal rap back system yet, only a state version of it.

Gathered from who?  Pixies?



Sent from my SM-G935V using Tapatalk

Sitting on my dick waiting for the new chief of police to be appointed. Also waiting for a new head of the FBI.

I haven't checked for a couple Of months but as much as I hate to say t when I last checked EEF is correct that they were not being sent to The FBI.

I'm still trying to learn the state court system with regards to during regarding he fee for second time permits and the collection of tapback data for permits when the law and the AG clearly say it's at registration.

Untill I have exhausted my legal options I will not go in rapback. I can understand it for first time gun buyers but not for because I want another toy.

So they are in violation of their own law?

Sent from my SM-G935V using Tapatalk

So they are in violation of their own law?

Sent from my SM-G935V using Tapatalk

As far as I can see yes. Not to mention the constitution

Couldn't agree more on just buying a toy.  I refuse to do it.

Sent from my SM-G935V using Tapatalk

I don't categorize Firearms as toys, now if you call them a hobby then yeah I agree.

Firearms are tools but when you have over 40, extra purchases to be put in rapback is unecessary.

Sent from my SM-G935V using Tapatalk

A modern firearm is one thing and can generally wait for some period of time depending on the circumstances, but some people may be collectors as well, and often those types of rarities come only by chance.

Firearms are tools but when you have over 40, extra purchases to be put in rapback is unecessary.

Sent from my SM-G935V using Tapatalk

Well I'm not a Navy SEAL so for the most part my Firearms are a Hobby.  One day if the circumstances dictate use of a Firearm hopefully it works out in my favor.

A modern firearm is one thing and can generally wait for some period of time depending on the circumstances, but some people may be collectors as well, and often those types of rarities come only by chance.

A few months back someone had a Russian SKS I wanted but fear of entering Rapback...

My impression is that the rapeback system was not intended for gun registration. It was intended for people in sensitive positions with a periodic review to determine if they are still doing the job. Does that mean that they'll remove the gun owner from the database if they are no longer a gun owner? Perhaps the FBI might be keeping the gun owners separate because the system was not intended for us.

https://www.fbi.gov/file-repository/pia-ngi-rap-back-service.pdf/view

Sitting on my dick waiting for the new chief of police to be appointed. Also waiting for a new head of the FBI.

I haven't checked for a couple Of months but as much as I hate to say t when I last checked EEF is correct that they were not being sent to The FBI.

I'm still trying to learn the state court system with regards to during regarding he fee for second time permits and the collection of tapback data for permits when the law and the AG clearly say it's at registration.

Untill I have exhausted my legal options I will not go in rapback. I can understand it for first time gun buyers but not for because I want another toy.

Don't get it twisted, I appreciate your effort but as an American Citizen with a clean record I shouldn't have to fear the 2nd Amendment.

Maybe the state was stopped by the feds knowing a challenge would ensue.

Sent from my SM-G935V using Tapatalk

I've held strong so far, but I've been awfully tempted recently. 

I acquired a few guns prior to the 2016 elections and that coincided with RapBack.  While I didn't "need" anything then, I still don't really "need" anything now.  Though a few guns recently have tested my resolve.  P320, an Arsenal stamped AK for a really good price, lever action .357 Mag, etc.  Again, none that I really need, but the want level is high.  A VP9 and the M&P 2.0 are also high on the interest list. 

Don't get it twisted, I appreciate your effort but as an American Citizen with a clean record I shouldn't have to fear the 2nd Amendment.

For me, it's not about fearing the system.  It's the principle of the matter of having to effectively register to exercise a right.