[Blue Ridge]

https://www.thetruthaboutguns.com/2...re-now-machineguns-fall-under-nfa-regulation/

Though I think the author has jumped the gun a little with his summation, this could get interesting.

 

[HOTCHKIS]

so then they should be legal in FL again with the paperwork ?

 

[Apollo99]

So they are trying to change the definition of a machine gun. That's a slippery slope I'd rather not see the country slide down. I always say "what's next".

 

[Blue Ridge]

The author of the article is reacting to the proposed regulation almost 11 months after publication of the initial notice that they planned to change a rule and almost eight months after they published the proposed rule. While it certainly looks to be heading this direction, the final rule has not yet been published.

 

[Apollo99]

The NFA act of '34, the gun control act of '68 and the full auto disaster of '86 are probably the three biggest violations of out 2nd Amendment.I have a feeling if those cases ever come up to the U.S. Supreme court even with a rookie lawyer fighting them, the 2nd Amendment would prevail. Even if the "shall not be infringed' phrase wasn't enough , part of the Justices own oath about discrimination due to class and wealth would come into play. Sure you can own full auto, but you better be rich at $14-15,000 a piece. How we as a people ever let this fly is beyond me.

 

[wvfarrier]

I had high hopes Trump would try to do something with the HPA but alas.......to much other drama

 

[Ethanol Red]

The NFA act of '34, the gun control act of '68 and the full auto disaster of '86 are probably the three biggest violations of out 2nd Amendment.I have a feeling if those cases ever come up to the U.S. Supreme court even with a rookie lawyer fighting them, the 2nd Amendment would prevail. Even if the "shall not be infringed' phrase wasn't enough , part of the Justices own oath about discrimination due to class and wealth would come into play. Sure you can own full auto, but you better be rich at $14-15,000 a piece. How we as a people ever let this fly is beyond me.

Yeah. We feel the same way. This reality is a chambles.

 

[Mike A]

Just remember 90% of all Americans want Background checks,
according to the Gun grabbing Socialist.

 

[mikegalway]

I'm pro 2nd amendment all the way . Don't believe we should need a permit to carry or own something the constitution gives us the right to . But , I wish people would quit inventing stuff that gives the gun grabbers more ammo .

 

[Yellowsupersport]

But , I wish people would quit inventing stuff that gives the gun grabbers more ammo .

I wish people would quit doing dumb stuff that gives the gun grabbers more ammo - like leaving guns where their kids can pick them up and hurt themselves, or take the guns to school.....


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[Hunter Rose]

I'm pro 2nd amendment all the way . Don't believe we should need a permit to carry or own something the constitution gives us the right to . But , I wish people would quit inventing stuff that gives the gun grabbers more ammo .

Agreed. I get the slippery slope argument on banning stuff, but I'll hardly loose any sleep over banning of bump stocks. The sole purpose of one is to simulate automatic fire, so no real surprise that they were eventually going to get banned.

I've got the same feeling on the pistol braces. As soon as there is a high profile crime with a pistol brace, they'll get re-examined/banned as SBRs.

 

[wvfarrier]

Next itll be Binary triggers, then any trigger that varies from a stock one.....its a damned slippery slope

 

[Ethanol Red]

They need to just make it illegal to kill someone. Why hasn’t that been tried yet? What? Oh yeah. Never mind.

 

[HOTCHKIS]

so then they should be legal in FL again with the paperwork ?

Anyone know ?