What the assault rifle ban actually did was create a hot market in compact 9 mm and 45s. And lightweight concealable 357s. When you were restricted to 10 rounds, there was a cornucopia of small concealment guns.
In any case, it doesn’t matter what the effect was I have a right to it. And the more our government tilts towards tyranny, the more firmly I will hang onto it.
So in light of recent SCOTUS rulings the AWB won’t fly. Now how can we apply that reasoning to the NFA 34 and GCA 68? There is a flaw in the “common use” test for firearms that have been banned for so long. If the M-16 rifles were surplused like the M-1 rifle was, they would certainly be “in common use”.
More people were murdered last year with hammers than so called ‘assault weapons’...
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More people murdered with hammers than so-called ‘assault weapons’... link