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The guy in this article had 2 fed approved suppressors confiscated.

And when you loose your permit that covers every semi auto firearm you own because you have an unpaid parking ticket...or some crazy ex wife says you threatened her....you can look back and say "seemed like the best idea at the time"

And if you think this stay this way...with zero accountability...zero paperwork...zero tracking... than you have worse problems with blinders. Do you honestly think it would stay that way? You really think they will let you walk in and grab this stuff off the shelf? Just because you have the permit? Cmon man....

Relativity. You can estimate tens of millions of guns sold the past few years. Pretty safe to say NFA stuff is a small fraction of that. You are nitpicking. You are championing an unpopular idea. You seem to think you are seeing it in a different light than we are but you are not. We just have a fundamental difference of opinion on the nature of the problem. I want the inches back. This isnt a way to accomplish that goal. Were obviously not going to convince each other.

Semantics. Registration. Permit. Im not referring to individual material item registration, im referring to registering yourself. You are asking permission to do something that is plainly spelled out to be a natural right that they cannot touch. Im not signing on.

i have no interest in NFA other that its complete reappeal, so i dont know if it has or hasnt changed. It hasnt really needed to change because so few people are willing to go through the trouble of a stamp. I will certainly never do it. The percentage of firearms owners with NFA items is small. That still hasnt stopped states from denying its citizens ownership. but honestly, current NFA is a flawed comparison to the proposed registration scheme from that link. Saying NFA has been static since the beginning doesnt indicate this proposal will follow suit because they are different animals. If something like that became law of the land, its membership would expand exponentially overnight. it would take no time at all before items began disappearing off the "can have" list....and that would be permanent and for everyone. In no time at all common sense restrictions would be all over that federal registration.

Ive never been a fan of A-tacs....until just now.

Been following it since shortly after it started. Just put it here now because it seemed relevant to the registration nonsense in the other thread. You seem to have more faith than many of us. Faith that voluntarily hancuffing one of your wrists will prevent them from cuffing the other shortly after. YOU are the one they want to disarm tom. Not the criminal. The armed criminal furthers their agenda. the armed criminal creates fear and helplessness in the commoners and allows them to maintain a militarized domestic police force. Armed violent criminals cause the weak masses to beg for government control. they wouldnt get rid of them if they could. YOU are dangerous. You are the one who will most likely end any criminal threat in your vicinity without government intervention. You are the one who doesnt need babysitting or protection. You are the one who wont have accidents or be a danger to your neighbors. You are the shining example of independence and personal liberty being a successful and viable way of life for average joe. They want you disarmed at all costs. Any legislation they propose is toward that end and only that end. There is no such thing as a pro gun law.

Movies I like are few and far between lately. I only download, and most get deleted before they even end. (Last night was death wish and A Quiet Place. Terrible.) Hostiles was really good. Keeper for sure.

Those lib states are a roadmap and a testing ground. the leadership of the free states would have no problems doing the same thing here, but for the fact that it would be political suicide at the moment. Just look at AZ. a lighthouse of freedom...represented by scumbags like mccain and flake. Those two would sell us out in an instant. Its an us problem. More of one every day.

I borrowed my friends LRF last year. When i gave it back he asked where I was shooting. I told him I was just making range cards around my neighborhood. At first he laughed...

I think its a fine example of the end game of ALL firearm legislation. Add something new every few years. It passes easily because its only one more little addition. Eventually the system is such a mess that you are much more likely to screw up some minor detail then get a clean registration. this is by design of course. We all know they cant go door to door with the brute squad, but they can wear us down. Death by 1000 cuts. Eventually the only armed people are the criminals who refused to register anything. Now they CAN go door to door with full public approval. Even the former "2A supporters" support it because they have been disarmed already so why should anyone else get to own them. Time is what they have. Endless time. Disarmament is the only outcome they will accept. Maybe there are a handfull of politicians who actually believe us proles have a right to arm ourselves, but I dont even trust the Ron Pauls and Ted Cruzs out there. I have no illusions that my safe space here in AZ is under constant threat from the sewage overflowing from the west. Little part of me wishes they would just go ahead and make that big push that finally wakes everyone up and sets it off, but they are too smart for that. They meter it out precisely.

I recently linked a story about a commefornian who tried to follow the convoluted laws and register his evil assault weapons and ended up having his rifles taken by the JBT patrol. Even confiscated the optics and accessories. Heres another one. Guy screwed himself by attempting to be legal. Lib-spin version http://www.kget.com/news/local-news/member-of-prominent-farming-family-faces-felony-weapons-charges/1186514586 Discussion with some details. http://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/showthread.php?t=1450472 Mistakes were obviously made, but his biggest mistake was attempting compliance. He would be a free man if he hadnt set himself up.

Lemme get them inches back...

"A 4th victim was later identified but how he was injured is unclear..." The guy who stubbed his toe in the parking lot doesnt count. Sick of the media padding numbers to make a story look better.

They dont call her manimal for nothing

Down side...my bayonet is a little loose

My biggest question....why dont more companies make these?

I was an early adopter of the BTAC ?

I usually dont like battleworn paint jobs...but that is hawt like fiyah. nice work. When are you gonna give Kryptek a try?

I was pretty excited about these. Quality name. Simple rollmark. Perfect finish. Went together easy. Unfortunately the two I bought are disappointing. They have some wiggle on several different uppers. Its not excessive, but it annoys me. I have $50 lowers that are nice and tight. I hate the idea of using those wedge things or an ear plug, but I probably will. Another issue is empty mags dont drop free easy. a "flick" pops them out but they wont drop by themselves. They are still new and maybe they will break in, but ive never had lowers this snug. Wish I just saved a few bucks and went with AP. Quick edit... Going through my mag stash and some are dropping better than others. Some of my oldest GI mags wont drop without help, but they work fine in the other lowers.

Agree 100%. I never have been, and never will be a republican. Trump is the first republican presidential candidate ive ever voted for (mainly because hes not really a republican) i just pointed that particular finger to the left because they are so dead set on destroying our ability to own firearms.

They dont forget...they ignore. The left has no problem replacing any lost revenue with more taxes from other sources.

Solid. Thats what I like to read.