The next waterspout over the bay is going to be like Sharknado, only with firearms.
Delegate Dumais working on bill to ban 80% firearms
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The next waterspout over the bay is going to be like Sharknado, only with firearms.
DaemonAssassin
Why should we Free BSD?
So very true!
Fox123
Ultimate Member
Gotcha games- if any of those lost to the bay were handguns then they got you with violation of FSA And not reporting it lost/stolen within 48 hrs......
- Feb 4, 2013
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But, that would be on the same exact firearm.
How many of your 80% builds have been exactly the same?
So you have one of each model. Each one being serial number 1, since it is the first one just like that one.
- Feb 4, 2013
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No one knows.
And after they pass the law, they will still not know. And therefore not be able to tell if there are even more.
PowPow
Where's the beef?
What is 4-605? The only thing I found was an odd law about regulating barbering.
Mike OTDP
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- Feb 12, 2008
- 3,324
One wonders if the denizens of the GA realize that there is NO place in this state that is more than one hour's drive from the state border.
Squaregrouper
Kragaphile
Nominated for quote of the month.
randomuser
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It's starting. Bet you start to see a bunch more come up around the country.
Now don't get me wrong, selling them is illegal
"Lam is bringing in parts of guns from out of state and using them to assemble assault rifles with no serial numbers - also known as “ghost guns” - in his apartment and selling them over the Internet."
**but my point is that you will start to see unserialized or home built guns associated with illegal activity to form opinion to help with bans***
The tie in of a legal activity to an illegal activity to ban the entirety of the activity is what we are going to be seeing with 80% guns
http://www.bristolpress.com/BP-Sout...ngton-could-strike-plea-deal-with-prosecutors
watch if you don't see more news articles (news tends to bandwagon) about 80% guns. The purpose is to sway the opinion so more people get on board with a ban.
Think news isn't out to form public opinion as opposed to reporting on it? Think again!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hWLjYJ4BzvI
Now don't get me wrong, selling them is illegal
"Lam is bringing in parts of guns from out of state and using them to assemble assault rifles with no serial numbers - also known as “ghost guns” - in his apartment and selling them over the Internet."
**but my point is that you will start to see unserialized or home built guns associated with illegal activity to form opinion to help with bans***
The tie in of a legal activity to an illegal activity to ban the entirety of the activity is what we are going to be seeing with 80% guns
http://www.bristolpress.com/BP-Sout...ngton-could-strike-plea-deal-with-prosecutors
watch if you don't see more news articles (news tends to bandwagon) about 80% guns. The purpose is to sway the opinion so more people get on board with a ban.
Think news isn't out to form public opinion as opposed to reporting on it? Think again!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hWLjYJ4BzvI
PowPow
Where's the beef?
In absence of today's illegal infringements, the man in Southington might simply be called a gunsmith.
randomuser
Ultimate Member
Could not agree more..
At the end of the day the gov wants >>>
But he needs to be licensed...recorded serials..licensing fees.....tax of income.....gov needs to hire people to oversee this...need to have people to enforce this.....need to collect tax to pay them...(I wrote this fast and left out a ton)
Seems like this is about power, gov growth and money...
Sirex
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Good thing I am buying 79% lowers.
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Hawkeye
The Leatherstocking
- Jan 29, 2009
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It is SO tempting to take a block of aluminum and drill the proper holes in the proper places, and make an AR that has a giant raw aluminum rectangle in the middle of it, just to show how stupid the whole discussion is.
That is the paragraph of the bill that outlaws 3D printers capable of printing out gun parts.
You could also make one out of wood.
Or very small rocks...
As long as it weighs the same as a duck
The rock saleswoman turned me into a newt.
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