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<blockquote data-quote="Glocksteady" data-source="post: 2027345" data-attributes="member: 17296"><p>I&#039;m sorry if this brings up bad memories of any family members.&nbsp; Thinking about these gun free zones like schools and government properties, reminded me of the Post Office shootings in Edmond.&nbsp; I was attending college at UCO (CSU) and remember all the police cars being there on my way home.&nbsp; These horrible mass shootings always seem to occur in gun free zones.&nbsp; This one occurred with no AR-15, just semi-auto pistols.&nbsp; Even if you limit the number of rounds in a magazine, you can simply carry spare magazines.&nbsp; The only solutions seems to be to outlaw semi-autos, and slow down the rate of fire till police arrive, or arm the citizenry to defend themselves and do away with these gun free zones.&nbsp; I would prefer the latter.&nbsp; That day in Edmond was a horrible, terrible day.&nbsp; Condolences to anyone on this board, who&#039;s lives were affected by that tragedy.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Glocksteady, post: 2027345, member: 17296"] I'm sorry if this brings up bad memories of any family members. Thinking about these gun free zones like schools and government properties, reminded me of the Post Office shootings in Edmond. I was attending college at UCO (CSU) and remember all the police cars being there on my way home. These horrible mass shootings always seem to occur in gun free zones. This one occurred with no AR-15, just semi-auto pistols. Even if you limit the number of rounds in a magazine, you can simply carry spare magazines. The only solutions seems to be to outlaw semi-autos, and slow down the rate of fire till police arrive, or arm the citizenry to defend themselves and do away with these gun free zones. I would prefer the latter. That day in Edmond was a horrible, terrible day. Condolences to anyone on this board, who's lives were affected by that tragedy. [/QUOTE]

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