Is there an abbreviated video? 5 minutes is like forever with no T&A.
Massachusetts bill could make it illegal to oil your gun
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Just take a road trip to VT and lube them there.
molonlabe
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Mobile1 synthetic grease for that which slides Mobile 1 syenthic oil for that which rotates. Come and enforce it like the 300 thousand AR's and AK's that were not registered in Connecticut. Oh and the 1 million people who defied the NYState safe act.
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she should have stuck to the facts. The problem with "any" modification and or parts "that increase the rate of fire", or even "are intended to increase the rate of fire," is the chilling effect. Both slippery slope and chilling effect are legitimate concerns in bill in civil liberties law.
She should have stuck to the actual valid examples of problems with this law instead of "lube.' Essentially any gun shop, gunsmith, vendor selling services or prats to say decrease trigger pull weight, say for an arthritic gun owner, will be reticent to do so and may stop offering it in that jurisdiction. A part to extend a mag release for someone who has shorter fingers (eg my daughter) could be illegal to sell or install. There are dozens of common mods that have nothing to do with crime commission, and everything to do with safe and or effective operation of the firearm that this could stop.
She should have stuck to the actual valid examples of problems with this law instead of "lube.' Essentially any gun shop, gunsmith, vendor selling services or prats to say decrease trigger pull weight, say for an arthritic gun owner, will be reticent to do so and may stop offering it in that jurisdiction. A part to extend a mag release for someone who has shorter fingers (eg my daughter) could be illegal to sell or install. There are dozens of common mods that have nothing to do with crime commission, and everything to do with safe and or effective operation of the firearm that this could stop.
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