Ban on All Gas Operated Firearms?
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WilsonCombatant
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That’s how I get after Taco Bell.
Sucks to be you, I only have direct impingement!
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machinedrummer
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Elon needs to step up and give us a high energy blaster.
As I pointed out on another forum:
“As weapons of war have become commonplace in America, so has the unfathomable carnage they wreak on our communities,” said John Feinblatt, president of Everytown for Gun Safety.
Well now, John, you just admitted that these so-called “weapons of war” are “commonplace in America”.
Consequently, under the “common use” test established in Heller, these weapons of war are protected under the 2A. Thank you.
The Heller court established the “common use” test to decide how a court should determine whether particular objects, or arms, should be protected by the Second Amendment. Specifically, do the arms being legislated or regulated constitute arms in “‘common use’... for lawful purposes like self-defense.”
“As weapons of war have become commonplace in America, so has the unfathomable carnage they wreak on our communities,” said John Feinblatt, president of Everytown for Gun Safety.
Well now, John, you just admitted that these so-called “weapons of war” are “commonplace in America”.
Consequently, under the “common use” test established in Heller, these weapons of war are protected under the 2A. Thank you.
The Heller court established the “common use” test to decide how a court should determine whether particular objects, or arms, should be protected by the Second Amendment. Specifically, do the arms being legislated or regulated constitute arms in “‘common use’... for lawful purposes like self-defense.”
Well there’s your problem right there
"While the bill includes some exemptions, the majority of semi-automatic firearms fall under its purview. Exemptions include firearms chambered in .22 rimfire or less, bolt-action rifles, semi-automatic shotguns, and handguns with permanently fixed magazines of specific capacities. However, most other firearms using gas-operated systems and detachable magazines would be banned. This includes any weapon using short or long-stroke gas pistons, direct impingement actions, and recoil-operated systems."
I believe roller delay and direct blow back would fall under recoil operated.
machinedrummer
Well-Known Member
Wouldn’t this only apply to flame throwers?
hdfinder47
Ed
I agree with XD - but I can't decide between a solar panel or wind turbine 9mm.
