Latest Boston Glob rant - Mill and Icky Black rifles.

[Token_Black_Guy]

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White women strike again

 

[Woodsloafer]

Did fonzi write this

That cat was cool man, real cool.

 

[chris_1001]

Do they sell guns?

No. And they are closed (to you)

 

[Grendizer138]

Did fonzi write this

Let’s see YOU try to assemble a motorcycle after going blind.

 

[Dennis in MA]

Oh damn. I forgot that episode.

 

[MetroWest]

Followed up by the Editorial Board taking a swipe at the MCOPA:

How police chiefs are standing in the way of gun safety - The Boston Globe

ATF makes clear enforcement begins at the local level.

web.archive.org

 

[JJC]

Followed up by the Editorial Board taking a swipe at the MCOPA:

How police chiefs are standing in the way of gun safety - The Boston Globe

ATF makes clear enforcement begins at the local level.

web.archive.org

Thanks for posting. Notice how they get defensive when people don't do what they are told.

 

[Woodsloafer]

Thanks for posting. Notice how they get defensive when people don't do what they are told tell the truth.

FIFY

 

[Drix]

Thanks for posting. Notice how they get defensive when people don't do what they are told.

Alright, who the f*** calls it "the frame game" and what moron came up with that shit?

 

[JJC]

Alright, who the f*** calls it "the frame game" and what moron came up with that shit?

*Looks at the globe by-line* I believe the author of this here excrement may have made it up while doing shots with the ladies of moms demand action.

 

[chris_1001]

Alright, who the f*** calls it "the frame game" and what moron came up with that shit?

Where have you been? Most everyone I think since 1998…

 

[mcb]

I think I’ll play some more of frame game next month. It’s fun.

 

[Drix]

Where have you been? Most everyone I think since 1998…

Frame game?

The 90's were homophobic, no way they were calling it that.

 

[chris_1001]

Frame game?

The 90's were homophobic, no way they were calling it that.

1998 was the year of the roster, so people have been doing this since then.

I’ve heard it called the frame game for as long as I can remember. I’m sure it’s a new term to a ton of people. But it’s not new, just mostly in the shadows (until now)

 

[StevieP]

I replied to their X / Twitter feed @GlobeOpinion

They need to know they're not shouting into an echo chamber.

 

[Drix]

1998 was the year of the roster, so people have been doing this since then.

I’ve heard it called the frame game for as long as I can remember. I’m sure it’s a new term to a ton of people. But it’s not new, just mostly in the shadows (until now)

Never heard it called anything other than a frame transfer.

 

[Mesatchornug]

Alright, who the f*** calls it "the frame game" and what moron came up with that shit?

this forum is full of people talking about the "frame game" in exactly those terms.

Heck, this one was 2007:

If it's a "first 1911," then money spent on a custom gun is largely wasted. Get a good, working 1911 and spend the remaining $1,500 - 2,000 on ammo and training. For that, a Para or S&W will be fine.

Custom? Instead of playing the "frame game," spec out either a classic or double-stack SVI. Both the Traditional Target and Competition Target models have been Mass-compliant since 11/02.

 

[chris_1001]

Never heard it called anything other than a frame transfer.

Well. With zero feedback I wonder how much you are buying or selling…

(Not being a dick)

ETA: You must also shop at boring gun shops.

 

[chris_1001]

this forum is full of people talking about the "frame game" in exactly those terms.

Heck, this one was 2007:

If Scrivener uses “frame game” then you know it’s 500% legit!!!

 

[DW357]

Yep I’ve used that term many times

 

[Lank]

“Off limit” is the made up term used to describe perfectly legal guns. Dealers are artificially limited in what they can sell in MA. Why? The history is actually about small cheap revolvers that were the guns of choice for bangers back in the day. So all handguns are legal to own and buy unless assault weapons, but dealers can’t sell or transfer them for “reasons”. Finding a way to transfer them is a loophole because the guns are “off limits”. That makes it sound bad when there is zero evidence or proof or statistics or anything to support the limitations in the first place. You can purchase a glock 19, the most commonly purchased gun in America, from dealers in every state BUT MA. Ask yourself why.

Not an article written from an objective viewpoint that actually questions any of the underlying issues. It’s a hit piece. Does framing guns impact crime? Why are certain guns not allowed to be sold? Why do we have a roster in MA and how many other states do? At what rate do LTC holders commit crimes compared to all citizens? Compared to police officers? Why when there is a law REQUIRING the state to collect and report statistics on gun crimes, is this not happening? If the state was actually serious about addressing “gun violence” (why don’t we have alcohol violence or mini van violence?) wouldn’t they want to actually collect these statistics to understand what is happening? (Uh oh, black on black in high density poor cities is the primary issue you say?)

All the states actions show it’s about infringing on the rights of lawful gun owners and not about crime. The Boston Globe has lost their way and instead of calling bullshit and doing real digging and questioning, they are just a mouth piece for the left. They have their own agenda and they push it under the auspices of “journalism”. Does the reporter own a gun? Can she own a gun? What would happen if she did own a gun? Why do people who are scared of guns write articles about guns when they can’t do so from a place of knowledge instead of fear?

The left is ruled by emotion