There was a line of inquiry that I'll paraphrase as "if you tie a rubber band around your trigger to make bump firing easier, is a rubber band a machine gun?"

Markemp wrote:The only thing that can stop a bad man with a gun is a jury of his peers.

Har-har. Since LaPierre didn't attempt to murder anyone I'm not impressed with your wit.

Regretfully, I don't know enough about any of the candidates to pass judgement. Do any of them walk the walk as well as talk the talk?

I donate monthly, plus answered an extra request this month.

Wait until they see how fast a shotgun can be loaded. We will be stuck with Sleepy joes double barrel shotgun. “2 blasts into the air”, look out for falling “steel” shot. A breech-loading shotgun was used to commit a "mass shooting" way back in 1915; and the body count would have been hig...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1X78a9LbK7o

No more calls for "reasonable" gun control laws, the antis are going full crusade mode.

Aren't there cases working their way up to the Supreme Court of the US which have the potential to strike down all so-called "Assault Weapon" bans? Why would anyone even bother to try to pass a law that may well get struck down in the next year? (Other than virtue-signaling). F*** it, I've...

And here I was wondering why MN had a ban on Young Adults Car.

I'm not Batman, I'm not going to be able to stop an assailant with my mad Shaolin Skillz™.

Since the antis wish they could sue gun manufacturers out of business, the ones in New York will probably just say "good riddance".

Holland&Holland wrote:Where were the violence interrupters?

I believe the driver had one.

OldmanFCSA wrote:<> and a lot of common sense will result in a proper installation.

Which is why I never trusted myself to get into reloading. I suffer from severe klutzitis.

With the new law in place I don't think I will ever do an old time private sale ever again, it'll always be through an FFL, which I think is 'their' unspoken intent. And do you know what? I don't think crime and shootings will go down one whit because of this new law. But on the other hand, the abs...

Which leads me to another question: how much can a C&R be refurbished or repaired before it would no longer be considered the same gun; i.e. the "Ship of Theseus" question?

Recently I read the claim that under MN law Curios and Relics are an exception to the prohibition on owning full-auto firearms (besides law enforcement and licensed gun dealers). Is this correct, that in MN I can own a functioning full-auto firearm as long as it meets the ATF definition of a C&R?