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<blockquote data-quote="soberups" data-source="post: 1379946" data-attributes="member: 14668">I hold an &quot;M-1&quot; endorsement on my Oregon drivers license that allows me to ride a motorcycle of any engine size.This means that I could buy a Kawasaki Ninja or a Suzuki Hayabusa 1200cc with a top speed of over 150MPH and legally ride it on any highway in all 50 states in the country.Why isn&#039;t my Oregon concealed handgun license or my 15 round Glock magazines recognised in a similar manner by all 50 states? I mean...I did EVERYTHING you anti- gunners want. I did the background check and fingerprinting; I got the training to get the permit, and I did the background check and got fingerprinted AGAIN to buy the gun. My criminal record, like my driving record, is CLEAN. So...why can I drive a high-powered car or ride a high-powered motorcyle in your state but not carry a gun? Arent you the ones saying that we need to &quot;regulate and license guns the same as cars&quot;?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="soberups, post: 1379946, member: 14668"] I hold an "M-1" endorsement on my Oregon drivers license that allows me to ride a motorcycle of any engine size. This means that I could buy a Kawasaki Ninja or a Suzuki Hayabusa 1200cc with a top speed of over 150MPH and legally ride it on any highway in all 50 states in the country. Why isn't my Oregon concealed handgun license or my 15 round Glock magazines recognised in a similar manner by all 50 states? I mean...I did EVERYTHING you anti- gunners want. I did the background check and fingerprinting; I got the training to get the permit, and I did the background check and got fingerprinted AGAIN to buy the gun. My criminal record, like my driving record, is CLEAN. So...why can I drive a high-powered car or ride a high-powered motorcyle in your state but not carry a gun? Arent you the ones saying that we need to "regulate and license guns the same as cars"? [/QUOTE]

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