That's scary looking.
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House Dems pushing SemiAutomatic Weapons ban.
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Often referred to as "The poor man's M14 (or M1A)". Although with today's prices, they're not very far apart.That's scary looking.
Isn't that a rifle built for the battlefield?
Oddly enough, it works equally well at the range!
There are many matters with which I disagree with Spartz.
This is not one of them.
As much as that spineless heap of dung called nadler disgusts the Hell out of me, I suspect it is a mere fraction of what it does to one with the life experience of Spartz.
nadler and his ilk can go straight to Hell.
I wish he could run for office here in Indiana.
I've noticed these legislators who work tirelessly to infringe upon the natural rights documented in the second amendment to the constitution of the States always work in an exception for themselves in addition to enjoying the benefit of protection. of armed security funded by funds extorted through taxation of citizens.
Douche can go to Hell.
I know of a property he could use to establish residency!
One of the points Spartz mentioned.
Zerohedge
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When questioned by GOP North Carolina Rep. Dan Bishop if Democrats dispute that the “Assault Weapons Ban of 2021,” proposes to ban guns currently in “common use” nation-wide, Nadler, chairman of the committee, replied “That’s the point of the bill.”
“So, to clarify, Mr. Chairman, you’re saying it is the point of the bill to ban weapons that are in common use in the United States today,” Bishop again asked.
“Yes,” Nadler responded, adding “The problem is that they’re in common use.”
Should have told him, thank you. You just admitted it will be turned down by the Supreme Court.
They know that though,which is why they are attacking the court.
Dem senator hit with bar complaint for ‘openly threatening’ Supreme Court
Conservative watchdog Judicial Watch has accused Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse, D-R.I., of “openly threatening the U.S. Supreme Court,” in a complaint brought before the Rhode Island Judiciary.
Let's amend the bill so that anyone packs the court, the decision to who gets nominated goes to the OPPOSITE side.They know that though,which is why they are attacking the court.
Dem senator hit with bar complaint for ‘openly threatening’ Supreme Court
Conservative watchdog Judicial Watch has accused Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse, D-R.I., of “openly threatening the U.S. Supreme Court,” in a complaint brought before the Rhode Island Judiciary.www.foxnews.com
So, if the Dems pack the court, the Repubs get to make the decision on who.
The Democrats are trying to ban things that they don't even know what they're talking about. They kept on insisting that a pistol brace coupled with a buffer tube is a bump stock that turns an AR pistol into an automatic weapon. 
Then they kept doubling down on their willful ignorance spreading false information
even after Rep. Massie (R-KY) attempts to correct them several times.
Then they kept doubling down on their willful ignorance spreading false information
even after Rep. Massie (R-KY) attempts to correct them several times.
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Their antics and lunacy is the reason I just built two of my own - both starting life as "pistols" - both with folding braces. One now has a 16" mid-length barrel and shoulder stock (technically now an unregulated firearm, not a rifle, as it was originally a pistol). Other one remains a pistol. Didn't have any until now, and the last time I held or used an AR platform rifle was in the U.S. Army - retiring from that gig in 1997. Did it - just because - to exercise my inalienable right to do it.
John
The photo of this fully semi-automatic weapon of war has traumatized me for life. Now seeking emergency treatment for acute PTSD.
John
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Not a single part of their bill would survive the current SCOTUS. This is all Kabuki Theater. It won't get the 60 vote cloture in the Senate to get it to the Senate floor, dying an ignominious death along with several other bills in January next year. I just love it when one of the committee members claims a specific rifle has no sporting or hunting use -- as if civilian firearms must be limited to only sporting or hunting uses -- ignoring what SCOTUS has said ever since its 2008 Heller Decision.
John
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