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Is this a joke? Lmao. One can dream I suppose.
Yes. Then they declare all Federal property EXTRA sensitive areas. No one will be allowed to have a firearm within 1000 miles of marked locations.
If anything expect the cost of the stamp to go up considerably
So to toss a little hopium on this. The Miller case only went in the government's favor simply because Miller never showed up for trial. Short barreled shotguns WERE in common use at the time. The 32 and 68 acts are wholly Un-Constitutional and they know it. Is this the time where they stand up and say "The Emperor has no clothes!" remains to be seen. But the recent SC decisions absolutely fall into that category.
The point is coming where a choice is to be made.
The point is coming where a choice is to be made.
It doesn't matter what the SC says.
Brandon has a pen and a phone and we all know the pen is mightier than the sword.
Brandon has a pen and a phone and we all know the pen is mightier than the sword.
"Hey these morons willing pay us $200 per item. You think we should stop collecting that because the constitution?"
Exactly right, adjusted for inflation from 1934 $200=$4,362~ (2,081%) so I'm sure they will round up to $4,500-$5k
This will put a damper on 99% of NFA, I'm actually surprised the Feds haven't yet, perhaps it's enshrined in code and would require the DC establishment to put their lucrative careers on the chopping block??
Yes it requires congress to change.
Don't worry. The NRA is going to back someone being prosecuted for being in violation of the NFA. They will back them financially all the way to the SCOTUS!! Wayne has just been waiting for this I know it!
They would be cheap. Think of an ar15, a sear and a different trigger and drill a hole. Prob $15 in parts.
And ammo would cost even more.
Quick, someone call Lapierre on his yacht and let him know now is the time for the NRA to address the NFA! He can take the cost out of petty cash.
I'm hopeful about getting suppressors off the NFA fairly quickly as they are safety devices (protecting hearing).
Here's a couple of more articles that say basically the same thing as the above videos but I thought I'd post them anyway.
Also attached is the Defendant's motion to dismiss and rule the NFA unconstitutional.
The first article has more background before Hoover was charged.
www.ammoland.com
news.yahoo.com
Also attached is the Defendant's motion to dismiss and rule the NFA unconstitutional.
The first article has more background before Hoover was charged.
Motion To Dismiss In ATF Firearms Case Claiming Bruen Makes NFA Unconstitutional
A new brief in a case against the ATF is a motion to dismiss the case & declare the National Firearms Act or NFA unconstitutional.
www.ammoland.com Supreme Court gun ruling cited in bid to dismiss machine-gun indictment in Clay County case
Defense lawyers are asking a federal judge in Jacksonville to rule the National Firearms Act, which regulates machine guns, is unconstitutional.
The NFA could easily be struck down on its writing. Who is willing to get arrested and deal with 5 to 7 years of shit for it? That becomes the issue. You have to have a case to take that high.
GCA 68 is harder to argue. The age restrictions should be removed as age discrimination since the age of majority is 18. Also should remove alcohol and tobacco limits along with max age for militia along the same lines.
GCA 68 is harder to argue. The age restrictions should be removed as age discrimination since the age of majority is 18. Also should remove alcohol and tobacco limits along with max age for militia along the same lines.
Don't need to get arrested.
Texas passed a law last year that anybody that even asked to manufacture a suppressor, "Made in Texas" that the state of Texas would pay for and fight for the ruling against the feds. This seems like a perfect time.
Texas passed a law last year that anybody that even asked to manufacture a suppressor, "Made in Texas" that the state of Texas would pay for and fight for the ruling against the feds. This seems like a perfect time.
Damn! If that’s true then someone from TX needs to get on it.
get me a bail fund going and Ill make the damn thing tomorrow
87(R) HB 957 - Committee Report (Unamended) version - Bill Analysis
capitol.texas.gov
Well, I mean, if Texans were as tough as they say they are.... this would have already been a thing...
Just sayin.
Can't recall where I saw it but a couple of people are already on it. The atf tried to squash it but Texas changed the language in their suit a little and it was allowed to proceed.
Combined with recent events we may have a slim chance.
Combined with recent events we may have a slim chance.
Missed this... Good call.
thetexan.news
Texas Attorney General Sues ATF to Validate New Suppressor Law
In accordance with HB 957, Paxton is seeking an injunction to stop the ATF from enforcing federal regulation on gun silencers made in Texas.
While SCOTUS Is at It, the National Firearms Act Is Largely Unconstitutional https://tiny.iavian.net/1ok38
Video with the lawyers that are actually the ones involved in the Matt Hoover case.
Been that way since 1934. The SCOTUS has been on a roll lately and hopefully they will put an end to the un-Constitutional trampling of our Second Amendment.
Could Miller be overturned? I don't know. I'm skeptical but I think the case to overturn it should go forward.
'cause Fuck Em, that's why.
Mike
'cause Fuck Em, that's why.
Mike
You know that there are collectors that don't want to see it going anywhere.
We will make a deal. They can keep their guns on the NFA restrictions while the rest of us don't.
And collectors with money, sadly. If I was a collector I’d want to honor the greater good and would not care if my nfa investment dropped in value due to the drop of the NFA, but I’m not sure many collectors feel the same way.
Yeah there’s a lot of clenched butt holes saying “but, muh resale value...”
I really don’t think the historical machine guns (WWI/II) would see much depreciation. They’re not being made anymore, and there aren’t that many of them, really. Much of their value is in being historical firearms, that happen to be machine guns. But, when you get into registered DIASs and the like, yeah, they’d sink faster than the Titanic...
The ATF Dictator is probably looking at the future and sees the ground swell of 2A rights supporters. He knows that if he’s going to have a future in politics beyond the ATF that he better not appear to rabid of an anti-gunner. I don’t trust him either but his answers surprise me just as much supporters were surprised.
sure, it’ll pass, but a bunch of other illegal unconstitutional BS will pop up to make it all but void, if you don’t have 50k a year to put into your sheriffs re-election fund, 1M a year for lawyers, we’ll get fucked peasant.
Man that guy sure has changed his image. This bills is likely just pandering to his base and nothing more than theater. But one can dream I suppose.
Don’t forget the public opinion on personal firearms ownership is changing in big ways. So here’s to dreaming big!
Kind of my thoughts as well.
In what way?
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