DC resident found guilty for possessing unregistered muzzle loader bullets..
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Ab_Normal
Ab_member
It's telling about certain folks who can't differentiate between disagreement, (during a discussion/debate), and hate...
What's wrong with hating haters?
Hate consumes the soul---not to mention turns an otherwise good person, into a hypocrite or their ignorance into stupid actions... That last statement may be ass-backwards...
- Feb 17, 2011
- 14,024
2013 must have been a bad year the 14ers have not come close to the level of some 13ers
ThunderStick
Active Member
OK, people......
........Sure would like to see this thread get back to its original intent. This case shows without a doubt that D.C. don't have a clue about the real world.
What, if anything is being done to assist the victim in this case, i.e., the man found "guilty" of such a heinous crime? Is NRA on board to start an appeal?
I can only imagine what his attorney is costing him.
........Sure would like to see this thread get back to its original intent. This case shows without a doubt that D.C. don't have a clue about the real world.
What, if anything is being done to assist the victim in this case, i.e., the man found "guilty" of such a heinous crime? Is NRA on board to start an appeal?
I can only imagine what his attorney is costing him.
Sirex
Powered by natural gas
Thank goodness we got one more assault muzzle loader off the street, for the kids.
I'm petitioning the DC government to have residents with loose tires in their yards or garages with having an unregistered motor vehicle.
I'm petitioning the DC government to have residents with loose tires in their yards or garages with having an unregistered motor vehicle.
Clearly, he is a large part of the problem....
It's all so clear to me now.... Obviously our founding fathers never intended the second amendment to cover these...
iH8DemLibz
When All Else Fails.
The 2nd amendment only covered the arms.
It said nothing about the little round things.
The anti's found a loop hole.
It said nothing about the little round things.
The anti's found a loop hole.
Ab_Normal
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Amen, brother.
Since any ammunition component is banned, I think I've just figured out what I'll be doing with steelcase berdan primed cases from the range.
Now, where's that address list I've been compiling.... I can think of a bunch of people who need more iron in their lawn soil.
Now, where's that address list I've been compiling.... I can think of a bunch of people who need more iron in their lawn soil.
DaemonAssassin
Why should we Free BSD?
Ab_Normal
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Shirley you jest. You know the ruling class [cough] david gregory[cough] won't be subjected to these same laws.
Blacksmith101
Grumpy Old Man
- Jun 22, 2012
- 22,283
No doubt precursors to ammunition components will also be included in the ban. So anyone going to DC should stop at the line and remove all their wheel weights. Don't worry about disposal just pile them up and a bullet caster will be along shortly to take care of them.
Shirley you jest. You know the ruling class [cough] david gregory[cough] won't be subjected to these same laws.
Don't call me Shirley
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