ACLU Launches Nationwide Police Militarization Investigation

[11B4V]

Answer: Because you know I never thought that, but want to hold onto to it because you imagine it is scoring you fake internet points?

I need no internet points or what ever you are again trying to imply. Again disingenuous on your part. Typical

Last I checked, a musket only held one round. Hard to argue that the Founding Fathers intended for the Second to protect the "right" of a citizen to fire some arbitrary number of rounds, isn't it?

Squirm, boy squirm away. Again typical Berkut tactic.

[Razgovory]

It would appear that this debate needs Raz to come down from high and choose a winner.  I pick the gun nuts.  My will be done.

[11B4V]

It would appear that this debate needs Raz to come down from high and choose a winner.  I pick the gun nuts.  My will be done.

Raz, I careless about winning or losing, scoring internet points (whatever the fuck that is)  . Apparently it's important to Berkut at any cost, to include his character.

[derspiess]

Where's that damned microwave popcorn?  Thought I had some in my desk.

[Admiral Yi]

Before: I dont' think disingenuine is a word.

[ulmont]

The Brady Bill is just the required background check, Seedy.  You're thinking of the Federal Assault Weapons Ban, and the cutoff was 10 rounds.

Plus that only applied to the guns as sold.  My Glock 17 came with a 10-round magazine but in a separate transaction I bought a couple 17-round mags off the shelf in the same store.

The magazine ban did apply to magazines generally, but grandfathered in any magazines produced before the ban went into effect.

[11B4V]

Before: I dont' think disingenuine is a word.

Yes that is a mistake. Unlike Berkut I can admit a mistake.

[Ed Anger]

I just thought of something - with the SAFE act, my unregistered pistol is not unregistered in New York, AND has an illegal magazine!

I really should get rid of that thing...

I told you to find a gun buyback program and get yourself a nice $100 Amazon gift card for it.

You can get wargames from amazon now. 

[derspiess]

The Brady Bill is just the required background check, Seedy.  You're thinking of the Federal Assault Weapons Ban, and the cutoff was 10 rounds.

Plus that only applied to the guns as sold.  My Glock 17 came with a 10-round magazine but in a separate transaction I bought a couple 17-round mags off the shelf in the same store.

The magazine ban did apply to magazines generally, but grandfathered in any magazines produced before the ban went into effect.

There were lots of large capacity magazines available back then though (1998) and I could swear that somehow they were still being manufactured or imported using some sort of loophole. 

[11B4V]

Plus that only applied to the guns as sold.  My Glock 17 came with a 10-round magazine but in a separate transaction I bought a couple 17-round mags off the shelf in the same store.

Interesting. I bought my FNP-9 in 2005 and it came with two 16 round mags.

[derspiess]

Plus that only applied to the guns as sold.  My Glock 17 came with a 10-round magazine but in a separate transaction I bought a couple 17-round mags off the shelf in the same store.

Interesting. I bought my FNP-9 in 2005 and it came with two 16 round mags.

Well, you're a cop.

[Ed Anger]

I jack off into my 30 round magazines.

[11B4V]

Plus that only applied to the guns as sold.  My Glock 17 came with a 10-round magazine but in a separate transaction I bought a couple 17-round mags off the shelf in the same store.

Interesting. I bought my FNP-9 in 2005 and it came with two 16 round mags.

Well, you're a cop.

Not at that time. Not until 2006.

[11B4V]

I jack off into my 30 round magazines.

Ed if you knew how many 20 and 30 rd mags I had in my possession from 20 years in the Army you'd be shocked. I gave them away in the last to years of my career. I had a footlocker full.

It was not controlled in the least bit. All I had to do was go to the armorer and he'd give me six new ones. No turn in of the old ones. Unsure how controlled it is now.

[Admiral Yi]

I imagine the military treats them as semi-discardable anyway.  Surely in the middle of a firefight you're not supposed to hand them into a supply sargeant and have him sign for them and give you a receipt.