Drgrant, the trouble with local storage is that it's just another means of banning. MA fire codes on ammo and components are retarded. No demonstrable public safety interest to justify them as they stand.
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Scalia: Guns May be Regulated
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Another fine case of, it takes government to really %#!$ things up. They created him in a classroom experimented by a prof funded by the government to experiment on people. Who was rather deviant in his own right.
That is not to say equally or more crazy people have not come to being without this, but they added one more than we had before.
xtry51
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RDX is only 8500fps. There is more than one explosive you can make in the 8000fps category with a trip to a grocery store and about 4 hours of your time and the ingrediants are things too common to ban. Anyone who spends 2 minutes skimming Wikipedia and YouTube can learn how. You can't outlaw laws of chemistry.
namedpipes
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What are you smoking? Of course you can. This is no different from any other legislation. Remember when Congress redefined tomatoes as vegetables? They screw with the clock all the time.
A simple law that bans chemical reactions from exploding is all that is needed.
Compliance will be a bitch, though.
You can get into the 20k fps range easily.
Yeah, let's regulate chemical reactions. That'll work. No cellular osmosis without a permit!
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I don't care what you political beliefs are...that's damn funny right there.
