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?

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Bearcatrp wrote:That is one long barrel.

That is one long bullet:

Even more disturbing is the advance of gun control, or the failure to secure gun rights, even in some Republican venues.

Thanks jdege, that really says it all!

Constitutional question: has it ever been argued that two provisions of the constitution are fundamentally in conflict? Because I could see Kalifornia claiming that the entire Second Amendment conflicts with the mandate of the government to establish peace, order and safety. Not that they'd be right...

I presume that portability means that 20mm like the Anzio is out. Rule Of Cool though:

Hear hear!

The NRA leadership has for far too long viewed its members as simply a source of money, much like too many Republicans view gun owners as simply a source of votes; in neither case giving much back.

Markemp wrote:

Lumpy wrote:The nearly absolute absence of firearms doesn't prevent Japan from having a higher suicide rate than the USA.

What is your recommendation for Wyoming to reduce its suicide rate?

It isn't "impose prior restraint after deciding that some people can't be trusted with firearms".

The nearly absolute absence of firearms doesn't prevent Japan from having a higher suicide rate than the USA.

Currently scheduled to be a keynote speaker at the Great American Outdoor Show on February 9, 2024, in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. Frankly I'm unaware of Trump doing much of anything to support gun owners; I do remember he went along with bump stock bans. Can we expect any real support from Trump on g...

Veterans with guns have been the ultimate expression of freedom from the 1688 Glorious Revolution onward. The USA began as a victorious rebel army that had thrown off the authority of a government that it regarded as tyrannical and not serving the peoples' best interests. The armed mass of the popul...