trcubed;n89174 said:How about we 'compromise' and do away with all firearm regulations period.
gunbelt;n88535 said:I can forge a gun from a shovel.
eddie0225;n89003 said:exactly that was my point if you can do all this then you can make good money and not have to worry about jail or death
trcubed;n89174 said:How about we 'compromise' and do away with all firearm regulations period.
12151791;n87612 said:yeah right, a criminal is going to go through the trouble of putting a rifle together from an 80% receiver when they can buy pretty much any firearm off the streets or maybe just get it from fast & furious thanks to AG Holder
eddie0225;n89003 said:exactly that was my point if you can do all this then you can make good money and not have to worry about jail or death
Errant_Venture;n89559 said:I can't actually find a reason to argue with that. Within reason.
trcubed;n89615 said:You were on the right track until you added those last two words. The Founders intended the Right to Keep and Bear Arms to be unlimited by any person or entity...hence the word "infringed" they included in wording the Second Amendment.
JohnFreeman;n87630 said:The aluminum ones only take a few hours. Of course that would be breaking the law for a felon to create a firearm, but.... let's see.... he'd be...a felon....
Errant_Venture;n89682 said:All good things in moderation. I'd start to get worried when people start mounting cannons with ratings in the 40mm+ range on vehicles.
Joker18;n89780 said:That is the point. Ostensibly a felon could legally obtain an 80% receiver, finish it, and assemble a gun. However once it's a finished firearm, said felon is in violation of the law.
Errant_Venture;89682 said:All good things in moderation. I'd start to get worried when people start mounting cannons with ratings in the 40mm+ range on vehicles.
So which is it? Did he manufacture them or did he let them use equipment? Of course this happened in Commie-forni-stan.Man who used CNC mill to make untraceable guns sentenced to 41 months
Crowninshield, known online as "Dr. Death," would sell unfinished AR-15 lower receivers, which customers would then pay for him to transform into fully machined lower receivers using a computer numerically controlled (CNC) mill. (snip)
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms, said that Crowninshield "owned and operated a machine shop where he allowed customers with unknown backgrounds to use his machinery to unlawfully manufacture firearms for profit.
Joker18;n91913 said:Yeah, that was awful! I thought we would never be rescued!
Sneakymedic;n92621 said:We wouldn't have sunk if there wasn't 4,265 of us on that boat with all our firearms. Lol