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Ghost-gun concerns prompt feds to meet with firearms makers
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KBCraig
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When machine shops are outlawed, only outlaws will have guns.
Mark from MA
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Will there be pre ban ghost guns for those of us with lots of 80 percents on the shelf?
Grandfather Ghost Guns? Pre ban routers and End Mills?
With thousands of illegal aliens streaming in, not following the first law of US citizenship,
Hunter Biden throwing his illegally lied on the federal form gun in the dumpster......2 years ago and he's still walking around snorting coke.
Does anyone even care what laws are anymore???
Grandfather Ghost Guns? Pre ban routers and End Mills?
With thousands of illegal aliens streaming in, not following the first law of US citizenship,
Hunter Biden throwing his illegally lied on the federal form gun in the dumpster......2 years ago and he's still walking around snorting coke.
Does anyone even care what laws are anymore???
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Whutmeworry
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From the article: "The increasing numbers of ghost guns being recovered with criminal investigations is clearly one of the fastest-growing threats to public safety," said Eric Tirschwell, managing director at Everytown's legal arm.
Ok. There are now FAR more legally-owned firearms in the United States than there are actual human beings in the United States.
But by all means, let's just focus on the comparatively tiny number that are made by novices.
Eric Tirshwell is a pecker-tard, as are others like him.
Ok. There are now FAR more legally-owned firearms in the United States than there are actual human beings in the United States.
But by all means, let's just focus on the comparatively tiny number that are made by novices.
Eric Tirshwell is a pecker-tard, as are others like him.
It's all just a ploy to ban the sales of slides, barrels, parts, upper receivers, etc. online without a NICS check. They want to make literally every part of a firearm "the firearm" and have everything serialized and controlled. Anyone with 80% frames needs to be stocking up on the parts to finish them because that market is what they are going after too.
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