Editing this since some people seem to have poor reading comprehension: The point of this thread is not "will you comply" or "how will a proposed ban work, etc., etc." It's just a budgeting game to see if you had to choose between multiple rifles and fewer magazines or fewer rifles with more magazines, what you would prefer. It is not a "real world" type of thread asking for practical advice or plans. However, unsurprisingly, a large amount of people didn't bother to read the post to understand the premise of the thread.
With Biden becoming president in two weeks and the new Democratic control of both houses of Congress, assuming Biden's wish of adding high capacity magazines and "assault weapons" to the NFA comes to fruition, if you had a budget of, say, $2000 for tax stamps, what would you say is the ideal breakdown in rifles versus magazines, assuming $200 per stamp?
I'm wondering if maybe 3-4 rifles with 2-3 magazines each is the best approach?
So, maybe,
1 AK
1 AR
1 AUG
1 FAL
2 AR mags
2 AK mags
1 AUG mag
1 FAL mag
AR mags being easier/faster to swap than the others, would you rather go with fewer of those since swapping to your backup 10 rounders would be quicker and easier?
In the case of the AUG a standard magazine is 42 rounds, so maybe you could get away with one "high cap" and put that towards another AK mag?
Or, would you prefer to go for something like 2 ARs and a bunch of extra mags, focusing on maximizing your redundancy and pool for one platform?
So, the thought exercise: you have a budget of $2000 to spread across 10 NFA tax stamps for magazines/rifles, how would you spend it?
I'm sure someone will post "will not comply" or similar--for the purposes of this thread I'm not really interested in peoples' opinions on the matter and whether or not it will happen and whether or not the elections were legitimate, etc.
Just more for "fun," if you had to choose on a budget what you would prioritize for your purposes.
ETA: If you say "will not comply" you win the booby prize of 100% confiscation of your firearms and conscription into the antifa cannon fodder brigade.
With Biden becoming president in two weeks and the new Democratic control of both houses of Congress, assuming Biden's wish of adding high capacity magazines and "assault weapons" to the NFA comes to fruition, if you had a budget of, say, $2000 for tax stamps, what would you say is the ideal breakdown in rifles versus magazines, assuming $200 per stamp?
I'm wondering if maybe 3-4 rifles with 2-3 magazines each is the best approach?
So, maybe,
1 AK
1 AR
1 AUG
1 FAL
2 AR mags
2 AK mags
1 AUG mag
1 FAL mag
AR mags being easier/faster to swap than the others, would you rather go with fewer of those since swapping to your backup 10 rounders would be quicker and easier?
In the case of the AUG a standard magazine is 42 rounds, so maybe you could get away with one "high cap" and put that towards another AK mag?
Or, would you prefer to go for something like 2 ARs and a bunch of extra mags, focusing on maximizing your redundancy and pool for one platform?
So, the thought exercise: you have a budget of $2000 to spread across 10 NFA tax stamps for magazines/rifles, how would you spend it?
I'm sure someone will post "will not comply" or similar--for the purposes of this thread I'm not really interested in peoples' opinions on the matter and whether or not it will happen and whether or not the elections were legitimate, etc.
Just more for "fun," if you had to choose on a budget what you would prioritize for your purposes.
ETA: If you say "will not comply" you win the booby prize of 100% confiscation of your firearms and conscription into the antifa cannon fodder brigade.
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