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Posted: Wed Aug 02, 2023 4:35 pm
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Much wider.Wambli Ska wrote: ↑Wed Aug 02, 2023 7:07 pm That is great news! And these rulings have wider implications.
Thanks for posting, the news don’t tend to cover bad legal news for the Biden Administration.
Agreed, and I’m highly interested in seeing how it applies to other non-gun “parts”. The premise that a short barreled gun is no more threat as a crime tool than any other gun is interesting and could spell the demise of the whole SBR BS.CPJ 2.0 wrote: ↑Wed Aug 02, 2023 8:57 pmMuch wider.Wambli Ska wrote: ↑Wed Aug 02, 2023 7:07 pm That is great news! And these rulings have wider implications.
Thanks for posting, the news don’t tend to cover bad legal news for the Biden Administration.
The most important thing is that it sends a message that no matter if you’re a Cheetoh headed ego maniac attempting to ban bump stocks , or a white headed probable stroke victim attempting to ban braces, YOU don’t get to make your own rules by using lapdog agencies to do your dirty work all while circumventing the rule of law.
Maybe, but I'm not holding my breath. Given that the SBR/SBS rules were passed because Prohibition Era gangsters were cutting down BARs and shotguns and concealing them in cars and under overcoats, I would be very surprised if the "no more threat to crime" argument holds water to a lot of folks. We'll ignore the fact that SBR laws are silly and most gun control implementations aren't followed by a reduction in homicide.Wambli Ska wrote: ↑Thu Aug 03, 2023 2:20 amAgreed, and I’m highly interested in seeing how it applies to other non-gun “parts”. The premise that a short barreled gun is no more threat as a crime tool than any other gun is interesting and could spell the demise of the whole SBR BS.CPJ 2.0 wrote: ↑Wed Aug 02, 2023 8:57 pmMuch wider.Wambli Ska wrote: ↑Wed Aug 02, 2023 7:07 pm That is great news! And these rulings have wider implications.
Thanks for posting, the news don’t tend to cover bad legal news for the Biden Administration.
The most important thing is that it sends a message that no matter if you’re a Cheetoh headed ego maniac attempting to ban bump stocks , or a white headed probable stroke victim attempting to ban braces, YOU don’t get to make your own rules by using lapdog agencies to do your dirty work all while circumventing the rule of law.
This is good but you have to remember that Wambli accounted for about 25%.Japhy wrote: ↑Mon Aug 07, 2023 3:31 pm All this good news!
And now this:
July 2023 marked the 48th consecutive month of gun sales exceeding 1 million!
Think about that for a bit there are about 330 million people in the US ok more than that have been added over the past few years but 48 million is a significant portion of that and that’s just the past 4 years! One would think we have achieved critical mass!
Here is an excerpt from a recent AWR Hawkins article in Breitbart:
This is a remarkable milestone of four continuous years of over 1 million background checks for the sale of a firearm. That’s no small achievement and is indicative of the strong and sustained appetite for law-abiding Americans to take ownership of their Second Amendment rights. It also shows the resilience of the firearm and ammunition industry to meet this continued demand for high-quality firearms that today’s gun owner expects.
This milestone was achieved in the midst of the continuous attacks by the Biden administration which has demonstrated nothing but contempt for the Second Amendment and has twisted the levers of government to impede the ability of law-abiding citizens to legally possess firearms of their choosing. Americans are sending a clear signal each and every month. The Second Amendment right to keep and bear arms is not up for negotiation.”
32%…. I had a good month in July…Kansashunter wrote: ↑Mon Aug 07, 2023 5:33 pmThis is good but you have to remember that Wambli accounted for about 25%.Japhy wrote: ↑Mon Aug 07, 2023 3:31 pm All this good news!
And now this:
July 2023 marked the 48th consecutive month of gun sales exceeding 1 million!
Think about that for a bit there are about 330 million people in the US ok more than that have been added over the past few years but 48 million is a significant portion of that and that’s just the past 4 years! One would think we have achieved critical mass!
Here is an excerpt from a recent AWR Hawkins article in Breitbart:
This is a remarkable milestone of four continuous years of over 1 million background checks for the sale of a firearm. That’s no small achievement and is indicative of the strong and sustained appetite for law-abiding Americans to take ownership of their Second Amendment rights. It also shows the resilience of the firearm and ammunition industry to meet this continued demand for high-quality firearms that today’s gun owner expects.
This milestone was achieved in the midst of the continuous attacks by the Biden administration which has demonstrated nothing but contempt for the Second Amendment and has twisted the levers of government to impede the ability of law-abiding citizens to legally possess firearms of their choosing. Americans are sending a clear signal each and every month. The Second Amendment right to keep and bear arms is not up for negotiation.”
All you have to do is show the % of crimes committed with long guns including cut down shotguns and rifles that amount to statistic insignificance. In front of this SCOTUS that should do.shotgunshooter3 wrote: ↑Sat Aug 05, 2023 3:57 pmMaybe, but I'm not holding my breath. Given that the SBR/SBS rules were passed because Prohibition Era gangsters were cutting down BARs and shotguns and concealing them in cars and under overcoats, I would be very surprised if the "no more threat to crime" argument holds water to a lot of folks. We'll ignore the fact that SBR laws are silly and most gun control implementations aren't followed by a reduction in homicide.Wambli Ska wrote: ↑Thu Aug 03, 2023 2:20 amAgreed, and I’m highly interested in seeing how it applies to other non-gun “parts”. The premise that a short barreled gun is no more threat as a crime tool than any other gun is interesting and could spell the demise of the whole SBR BS.CPJ 2.0 wrote: ↑Wed Aug 02, 2023 8:57 pm
Much wider.
The most important thing is that it sends a message that no matter if you’re a Cheetoh headed ego maniac attempting to ban bump stocks , or a white headed probable stroke victim attempting to ban braces, YOU don’t get to make your own rules by using lapdog agencies to do your dirty work all while circumventing the rule of law.
Doubtful. This was struck down because the ATF violated separation of powers and Congressional acts related to how these rules can be passed. The 5th Circuit avoided actual Bill of Rights ruling, per instructions of SCOTUS.Wambli Ska wrote: ↑Fri Nov 10, 2023 1:08 am I wonder if someone will try to translate this to SBRs. Hell there is little (if any) technical difference.
Soak it in water, it will reconstitute
We were supposed to burn them? Who knew
If I had one, I would have converted it to a rifle by now. But, I'm a pac rat and keep stuff