[Tarpon]

And get your CCW permit. The training alone is worth the price.

Then you can buy your very own assault weapon. Just saying, not thinking you may need it very soon. Just remember the pictures of the Koreans during the last LA riots, standing on the rooftops with the empty streets below. Note the streets were empty, the rioters decided to go elsewhere.

[Bryanw92]

A CCW does not let you buy an assault weapon rifle. An assault rifle requires a lot of paperwork and money because an assault rifle is capable of full-auto and/or burst fire and those are heavily regulated by the ATF (i.e. Mexicans are NOT buying them in US gun stores and sneaking back to Mexico with them to sell to drug dealers!).

A pistol grip and black furniture does not make a rifle into an assault rifle.

[DMG2FUN]

How does anyone that defends the right to bear arms defend CCW laws?

[snoringbear]

“And get your CCW permit. The training alone is worth the price. Then you can buy your very own assault weapon.”

It was been illegal for the general public to purchase an assault weapon since the passage of the 1934 National Firearms Act. In order to be an assault weapon, it must have full-auto capability. However, the lib's/anti-gunner’s have applied the term to many semi-auto’s such as the semi-auto, AR-15 sold commercially here in the U.S. These firearms have the same functionality as the Remington BAR and the mini-14, Springfield Garand, others. It is more accurate to refer to the Brady Bill/Assault Weapons Ban as the Ugly Gun Bill. It's all about looks and nothing about functionality. Sadly, most of those who get their news via NBC/CBS/NBC will never learn the difference...

[El Gato]

Then you can buy your very own assault weapon.

If you have several months to wait, or a willing to pay a huge "gun show premium".

I've got a kit on order, two weeks ago they were delivering orders placed November 28th. Mine should show up just after Independence day. Also have ammo on backorder.

Fortunately I do have the receiver in hand, as well as the holosight, and a .22 rimfire adapter, so that I can afford to shoot it. At current prices the adapter will have paid for itself with the first brick of .22 LR I put through it.