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Get Access SubscribeSometimes you just get a turd. Bartlein has sent me a few, as well as Brux.
Which Eisenhower warned everyone about when he left office. He was correct too on that.thank you
While I agree 100% with your position on this, I also have to ask exactly how much of what you do to exercise your 2A rights today do you think does not get recorded somewhere for use later?LOL. i can't see the dims letting it go. that is all for show. if you would need a 4473 to buy,a record still sits with ATF,NSA or any gov agency that wants access. dumping NFA does not make them "secret" or eliminate gov intrusion on 2A. shall see.
I do not share your confidence in the courts here. The courts have not taken up what appeared to be slam dunk 2A cases in my view based on Heller and Bruen. See Snope v. Brown and Ocean State Tactical v. Rhode Island both being denied cert.While I see your argument, courts are much more cautious about taking up cases the older a law is. Considering Bruen, I think once these are sold common place to add restrictions back on is a much more difficult burden for the left in the courts. I personally believe at least under this SCOTUS we are only a hand full of years away from them taking up an NFA case. That doesn’t mean we should wait to retake our rights. But if we get this back and the Dems try to add them back on the NFA, that will almost guarantee SCOTUS takes it up. Under Bruen and Heller adding anything to the NFA just won’t pass muster. The NFA itself wouldn’t pass the historical test, and none of the items could be considered both dangerous and unusual.
It's been a year since this was posted originally. Any word on an ATACR successor? I'm thinking about the 4-16 for my LMT MARS-H but don't want to miss out on something new right after I buy one.