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L.A. gangs stockpile untraceable 'ghost guns' that members make themselves
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Mesatchornug
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That was my first thought too.
![[laugh2]](/xen/styles/default/xenforo/smilies.vb/014.gif "Laugh at above [laugh2]")
There was an article a few years back that described a ms13 warehouse in Mexico that ran CNC machines and pumped out firearms.
The fact that they horde 80% does not bother me, the fact that they (the gang) exist at all does.
The fact that they horde 80% does not bother me, the fact that they (the gang) exist at all does.
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I've got a 6 pack of any flavor you'd like that says we see an 80%r turn up at a shooting, and bam, we are right back at the bumpstock conversation again.
After weeks of media conversation, the Trumpster tells ATF to change the law with out legislative action, and everyone who said "give up bumpstocks, who cares?" will be saying the same thing about the 80% rule. The precedent has been set.
Horrible
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Because such laws are only on the books to intimidate and ultimately disarm the law-abiding.
Without dangerous gang members out there, the pols would have to actually make people's lives better and actually, really do something. They can point the finger at the gangs that get stronger everyday and say that they did "something" by passing some stupid-ass ineffective gun control law that only affects people like you and me (people that go to work everyday, pay our taxes, and just want to protect our families)
amm5061
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![[rofl]](/xen/styles/default/xenforo/smilies.vb/013.gif "ROFL [rofl]")
They're only committing the gang crimes that Americans can't be bothered to do themselves...
Holy shit. Criminals not obeying laws.... There ought to be a law against this. Oh wait.
You know what would be funny?
Ban 80% lowers.
Then Cody Wilson will up his game and improve his Ghost Gunner machine to make a lower out of a solid block of aluminum.
That folks is the next step in the evolution of Ghost Gun machines.
Ghost Gunner
Ban 80% lowers.
Then Cody Wilson will up his game and improve his Ghost Gunner machine to make a lower out of a solid block of aluminum.
That folks is the next step in the evolution of Ghost Gun machines.
Ghost Gunner
Entirely staged Farce, to Try and create a pretext to start going after 80% receivers and reclassify them as "Firearms". I believe Congressman Jim McGovern has a Bill pending, addressing that exact issue, now in the US House of Representatives.
I believe this was also staged, to Try and start the "pre-conditioning" of the American people, that "Ghost Guns" and 80% receivers are a major threat to cause mass shootings, so when the next mass "shooting" happens ( For instance, this Friday the 13th ), don't be surprised that a firearm, home manufactured from an 80% receiver turns up as the cause ( Not "Coincidentally" ), that way Congress can hit the ground running with new Bans and restrictions.
I believe this was also staged, to Try and start the "pre-conditioning" of the American people, that "Ghost Guns" and 80% receivers are a major threat to cause mass shootings, so when the next mass "shooting" happens ( For instance, this Friday the 13th ), don't be surprised that a firearm, home manufactured from an 80% receiver turns up as the cause ( Not "Coincidentally" ), that way Congress can hit the ground running with new Bans and restrictions.
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amm5061
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I mean, they already have a factory to produce actual assault rifles. Why bother with 80%s?
radioman
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Just get yourself a used Bridgeport.
Cheaper and you can do 1,000,000,000,000x more with it!
You could start by making your own lower from a block of smelted soda cans.
Seems with the gangs arming up, they must want a war. I say lets give it to them.
Rules of engagement: Any confirmed gang member may be shot dead on sight. If they are captured, they are hanged.
Any suspected gamg member may be taken into custody, questioned, checked for gamg tatts, if found out they are a gang member, then they are hanged.
Its going to get down to brass tacks at some point, I wouldn't mind getting in the first shots right off the bat.
From the article: "Authorities said they are seeing more gangs turn to homemade guns as it becomes more difficult to acquire real ones."
So it is true.....as we've been saying all along, YOU WILL NEVER GET GUNS OUT OF THE HANDS OF CRIMINALS. THEY WILL ALWAYS FIND A WAY TO GET GUNS.
CONSEQUENTLY, THE ONLY WAY TO DEAL WITH THEM IS TO KILL THEM.
Rules of engagement: Any confirmed gang member may be shot dead on sight. If they are captured, they are hanged.
Any suspected gamg member may be taken into custody, questioned, checked for gamg tatts, if found out they are a gang member, then they are hanged.
Its going to get down to brass tacks at some point, I wouldn't mind getting in the first shots right off the bat.
From the article: "Authorities said they are seeing more gangs turn to homemade guns as it becomes more difficult to acquire real ones."
So it is true.....as we've been saying all along, YOU WILL NEVER GET GUNS OUT OF THE HANDS OF CRIMINALS. THEY WILL ALWAYS FIND A WAY TO GET GUNS.
CONSEQUENTLY, THE ONLY WAY TO DEAL WITH THEM IS TO KILL THEM.
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dhuze
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This can’t be true because California already requires you to put a serial number on 80% lowers when you complete them and register them. Even if registration is illegal.
amm5061
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Did they drop in price, too? I remember these being around 2 grand, so $1,675 sounds like a steal!
Holder is gone- they lost their source and had to turn to ghost guns. Seriously, that guy was such a POS, IMO more evil than Hildabeast.
Agreed that 'ghost gun' will put wheels on the new ban wagon. Not saying I have any but if I did and they were banned, F them- come and take it.
"Saucedo was convicted in October of assault with a firearm and sentenced to 364 days in jail and three years probation, court records show."
My guess is its more important that we don't deport this poor boy rather than getting rid of the guy distributing firearms to "LAs most dangerous gangs." I mean... we can just blame Trump and the NRA.
I'm totally understanding of the fact that conservatives and democrats might not see eye to eye on things, and each side thinks they are right... but this just transcends my comprehension. I read shit like this and feel like I'm living in an alternate universe from these people.
Mike
My guess is its more important that we don't deport this poor boy rather than getting rid of the guy distributing firearms to "LAs most dangerous gangs." I mean... we can just blame Trump and the NRA.
I'm totally understanding of the fact that conservatives and democrats might not see eye to eye on things, and each side thinks they are right... but this just transcends my comprehension. I read shit like this and feel like I'm living in an alternate universe from these people.
Mike
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