Question about Assault rifles and the elections...
01-07-2008, 06:52 AM
#21
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RE: Question about Assault rifles and the elections...
A lot of us are waiting to see what the Supreme Court has to say about the case from DC. It mayset precedentsfor future legislationon all gun laws for all states and even over turn some in some states. This is one of ,if not the biggest case the Supreme Court has looked at in over twenty years ,longer maybe,as far as firearms & the Second Amendment are concerned.
The term Assault weapon is misleading any way , hell a muzzle loader can qualify as one . I have always looked at myself as a potential Min. Man any way , so they really have no grounds to ban any thing ,in my eyes. I think any one who wants to ban ,limit or remove any firearm from a legal buyer is a Commie Pinko Socialist pig and has no right being in office in this country. The fact is they are afraid of this country's populous rising to defend our Constitution rights with force , so they think if they disarm us they can start to chip away from the other Amendments/Constitution .AHHH I feel so much better now !
The term Assault weapon is misleading any way , hell a muzzle loader can qualify as one . I have always looked at myself as a potential Min. Man any way , so they really have no grounds to ban any thing ,in my eyes. I think any one who wants to ban ,limit or remove any firearm from a legal buyer is a Commie Pinko Socialist pig and has no right being in office in this country. The fact is they are afraid of this country's populous rising to defend our Constitution rights with force , so they think if they disarm us they can start to chip away from the other Amendments/Constitution .AHHH I feel so much better now !
01-07-2008, 11:20 AM
#22
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RE: Question about Assault rifles and the elections...
Here is my EBR:
The operating system is all AK, with all parts interchangeable, yet this weapon would be brady-bill compliant, while other AK's were not. Why do some people think a pistol grip makes it more dangerous? This one shoots .223 between 1.5 and 2 MOA, depending on my ammo, so, In a way, my gun is more dangerous than a standard AK.
The operating system is all AK, with all parts interchangeable, yet this weapon would be brady-bill compliant, while other AK's were not. Why do some people think a pistol grip makes it more dangerous? This one shoots .223 between 1.5 and 2 MOA, depending on my ammo, so, In a way, my gun is more dangerous than a standard AK.
01-07-2008, 12:21 PM
#23
Giant Nontypical
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RE: Question about Assault rifles and the elections...
Why are we calling glorified semi-autos "Assault Rifles" ?
Insert any other democrat that is running as well. Hillary is smarter then most and I don't believe she would touch the issue.
I don't believe 2 words he says and I don't think he does either. He will do what is politically expedient.
Trouble is with Hillary in office and Pelosi as House speaker and a Dem majority in the senate, opens the door for all kinds of new gun control. The Dems as a party support stricter gun laws.
GOVERNOR ROMNEY: "I believe the Second Amendment is about more than just self-defense or sport; it's about the basic freedom of lawful citizens to live their lives – to engage in the normal pursuits of society without the interference of the heavy hand of government."
01-08-2008, 02:52 AM
#24
Giant Nontypical
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RE: Question about Assault rifles and the elections...
i mean no disrepect but can we stop using the line "ebr"
ORIGINAL: ipscshooter
I think you're way off base including Huckabee with that particular group.
Anyone who wants to retain the right to buy/own an "EBR" would be best served by NOT voting for the Democrat nominee. Even the worst Republican is going to be better with regard to 2nd Amendment issues than any of the people being considered for the Democrat nomination.
ORIGINAL: Briman
I'd imagine that any of the leading candidates would sign a new AWB if it came in front of them (Romney, Huckabee, Clinton, Obama, Edwards), none of them are friends of gun owners, at least one of them are outright enemies of gun owners (Clinton isn't the worst of them either).
I'd imagine that any of the leading candidates would sign a new AWB if it came in front of them (Romney, Huckabee, Clinton, Obama, Edwards), none of them are friends of gun owners, at least one of them are outright enemies of gun owners (Clinton isn't the worst of them either).
Anyone who wants to retain the right to buy/own an "EBR" would be best served by NOT voting for the Democrat nominee. Even the worst Republican is going to be better with regard to 2nd Amendment issues than any of the people being considered for the Democrat nomination.
01-08-2008, 10:18 AM
#27
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RE: Question about Assault rifles and the elections...
Its a play (making fun of) on what others have called it, and is not looked at as "seriously" calling them evil...I will NOT bow down to the political correctness overlords, is that what you want to do?
01-08-2008, 10:45 AM
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RE: Question about Assault rifles and the elections...
ORIGINAL: bigtim6656
evil black rifle there is nothing evil about a ar15
evil black rifle there is nothing evil about a ar15
My SHTF rifle.
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