BREAKING: This New Lawsuit May Strikedown the Federal Machinegun Ban that has Lasted Since 1986
http://www.tpnn.com/2014/10/31/breaking ... ince-1986/
BREAKING: This New Lawsuit May Strikedown the Federal Machinegun Ban that has Lasted Since 1986
coloradoboy wrote:hahaha I really don't care if full auto firearms ever get legalized again for the general public, but as a matter of constitutional validity - yes they should.
but seriously, full autos have no use - ammo prices are way too high here in the States for any prohibition-era shooting.
oowess wrote:I dunno how far it will get but I'm all for it.
They're slowly eroding away our rights here and it won't stop with automatics if we let them.
wrenchman wrote:i dont no how far it will get but would have no problim with them being legal i dont want one they cost to much just to spray amo
wrenchman wrote:i live in a state were i can get a full auto there is lots of papper work and money for a gun i just would not shoot that much
wrenchman wrote:i live in a state were i can get a full auto there is lots of papper work and money for a gun i just would not shoot that much
and an affirmation of the belief that whatever the weapon, whatever the rate of fire, guns are neither good nor bad, but tools that can be used for good or bad regardless of how they operate.
Eduardo wrote:I'd prefer if my state allowed SBRs and suppressors. They are legal elsewhere with the proper paperwork and fee's. But not in NY.
oowess wrote:Eduardo wrote:I'd prefer if my state allowed SBRs and suppressors. They are legal elsewhere with the proper paperwork and fee's. But not in NY.
That's what I'm talking about by eroding the rest of our rights.
The next state ban them citing NY as an example, then the next one, then the next one.
Then one state takes away 1 more right. That's used as an example for the next state... And on and on it goes until there is nothing left.
Eduardo wrote:You can't throw a stone in NY without hitting some knuckledragger saying we should mimic Australia's gun laws even here in NY. They think we here in NY are too free.
MeccaOz wrote:Eduardo wrote:You can't throw a stone in NY without hitting some knuckledragger saying we should mimic Australia's gun laws even here in NY. They think we here in NY are too free.
LOL, if I had them on me I'd show you the stat's from here to show how well they DONT work.... Ive posted some here before if you want to look but for the life of me I cant remember where.
becks wrote:Maybe you need to throw the stones harder