The American Gun Rights Thread Vol. 3

[RerouteToRemain]

And yet you admit to having one of those stupid bump fire stocks. Oh the irony.

I don't take bumpfire people serious

Lol that makes his post significantly more stupid.

 

[SMEAC]

Based on the videos I've seen of them in action why wouldn't you want one if you were out hunting a big sounder of pigs? Once you got the hang of it that thing could be pretty useful.

Not sure how it would get the ATF involved in anything . . . they've supposedly approved the various designs as being within their self interpreted regs . . .

Or you could apply the proper fundamentals and just pull the trigger

Stupid shit skirting the regs gets the ATF involved and makes them outlaw other shit that makes sense or is actually useful

 

[spamking]

Or you could apply the proper fundamentals and just pull the trigger

Stupid shit skirting the regs gets the ATF involved and makes them outlaw other shit that makes sense or is actually useful

To each his own . . . the stocks have ATF approval already. Not sure how you or me buying one would suddenly incur the wrath of the ATF.

 

[SMEAC]

To each his own . . . the stocks have ATF approval already. Not sure how you or me buying one would suddenly incur the wrath of the ATF.

Lots of things were legal prior to 1934, 1968 and 1986

They are a device that skylines gun owners, are unnecessary and will most likely go the way of the sig brace someday.

 

[RerouteToRemain]

My friend bought a slide fire and I couldn't get the hang of it. I kept pulling the rifle too hard forward a few rounds in. Only tried 2 mags as I didn't want to piss away a bunch of ammo. Basically it is just novelty of spraying a bunch of rounds down range. It's something that would get old (for me) pretty quick.

 

[Cubo de Sangre]

For idiots that want to waste rounds at a quicker rate

They are also a good way to get the ATF looking in to your business for attempting to skirt their self interpreted regulations

Sometimes that brand of idiocy is a hoot. Manufacturers would be the first to take the heat.

Or you could apply the proper fundamentals and just pull the trigger

Stupid shit skirting the regs gets the ATF involved and makes them outlaw other shit that makes sense or is actually useful

Or both? For example?

Lots of things were legal prior to 1934, 1968 and 1986

They are a device that skylines gun owners, are unnecessary and will most likely go the way of the sig brace someday.

Those changes seemed to be crime related, not technology skirting the rules. How do you feel about the Franklin Armory binary trigger that fires when you pull and fires when you let go?

 

[exHeavyHippie]

How do you feel about the Franklin Armory binary trigger that fires when you pull and fires when you let go?

That's sounds an awful lot like 2 rounds per trigger pull.

 

[SMEAC]

I'm all for people being able to waste rounds if they want to and wish the NFA would go away since I think it was a kneejerk reaction to crime that infringed upon rights, but I don't see both your rounds grouping very well.

 

[spamking]

I'm all for people being able to waste rounds if they want to and wish the NFA would go away since I think it was a kneejerk reaction to crime that infringed upon rights, but I don't see both your rounds grouping very well.

Amen to that! I'd love for the NFA to go away. I bought a suppressor using a gun trust, but the stamp and needing to jump through more hoops to get one than you do for the firearm you're putting it on is ridiculous.

 

[SMEAC]

Amen to that! I'd love for the NFA to go away. I bought a suppressor using a gun trust, but the stamp and needing to jump through more hoops to get one than you do for the firearm you're putting it on is ridiculous.

At least you did a trust, I hate guys that think that is too much work. "You do understand that your kid or whoever can't have that X item when you die?"

 

[spamking]

At least you did a trust, I hate guys that think that is too much work. "You do understand that your kid or whoever can't have that X item when you die?"

Yep . . . I did all of this before getting my Type 01 license. I've thought about buying another one before the change to using trusts takes effect, but can't really justify the expense right now.

 

[SMEAC]

Yep . . . I did all of this before getting my Type 01 license. I've thought about buying another one before the change to using trusts takes effect, but can't really justify the expense right now.

I could be wrong, but I believe that you will still be allowed to use trusts and pass on NFA items through them. I just think they added an extra unnecessary background check to the process to make a slow process slower.

 

[spamking]

I could be wrong, but I believe that you will still be allowed to use trusts and pass on NFA items through them. I just think they added an extra unnecessary background check to the process to make a slow process slower.

Yep . . . it was much easier to go the trust route a year ago than it will be in a few months. Do you have to get prints and CLEO approval for each purchase or is prints once fine for a while?

 

[SMEAC]

Yep . . . it was much easier to go the trust route a year ago than it will be in a few months. Do you have to get prints and CLEO approval for each purchase or is prints once fine for a while?

Think that @Stoic1 may be the most familiar with NFA

 

[Lord Coke]

Yep . . . it was much easier to go the trust route a year ago than it will be in a few months. Do you have to get prints and CLEO approval for each purchase or is prints once fine for a while?

You won't need CLEO approvval in a couple months. All you will need to do is notify him. That's with all NFA goods in a trust or not in one

 

[Lord Coke]

SO did Nugent overstep with this facebook post

 

[SMEAC]

Well he is a bombastic retard known for hyperbole, but probably shouldn't tackle religion/ethnicity.

 

[Cubo de Sangre]

That's sounds an awful lot like 2 rounds per trigger pull.

It fires one round per function of the trigger. One function is pulling it and another is releasing/resetting. Binary triggers aren't new, from my understanding.

 

[spamking]

You won't need CLEO approvval in a couple months. All you will need to do is notify him. That's with all NFA goods in a trust or not in one

We'll still need pictures and fingerprints though right? Isn't that another pending new requirement?

 

[spamking]

SO did Nugent overstep with this facebook post

What the? Why in the world would Uncle Ted go down this road? Sometimes I appreciate him speaking his mind, but others he just needs to stop.