Do you support legalizing all NFA items for everyone?

[Tech Jacket]

While not true full auto , you can do pretty much the exact same thing. Im kinda shocked a criminal has not used one in a crime yet.

A slidefire hasnt been used in a crime because handguns and shottys make up 99% of gun killings, right?

 

[Tech Jacket]

I say yes, but I believe full auto would have to require some sort of safety training to own.

the safety works the same way for a full auto as it does for the semi-auto. no training necessary.

 

[jwhit]

If you legalized new stock, I would be out of 60k. My 15-20k MGs would become 3-4k. So I vote no unless I was given a heads up to sell my MGs at their current value.

X2 Yes, please give me a head's up as well.

 

[Vman]

Absofrickenlutely.

 

[offbeat404]

I think I derailed my own thread.

ya think?

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did they use a machine gun?

I don't think so; but I did stay at a holiday inn last night

 

[dustind3366]

You should be able to own any firearm the military uses up to the 50 bmg. That is what I think.

Yes. I agree with this completely, as long as the personally is legally allowed to own a firearm. And I think that the felonies that prevent gun ownership should be violent offenses only.

 

[Laufen]

I say yes, but I believe full auto would have to require some sort of safety training to own. Everything else is stupid and isn't even debatable imo.

The rules of firearms safety are the same for a bb gun as they are a full auto rifle. Look them up and memorize them if you aren't familiar with them.

 

[07JKX]

I have to say yes... I dont think the gov should regulate guns period. However, if I were to introduce legislation.. i would leave the full auto on the NFA and just push to have SBS, SBR and suppressors removed from the list.

I kinda hope this is the direction we are going with several states legalizing suppressors for hunting.

 

[mtdawg169]

If you can pass a background check and can afford it, yes.

 

[Fatal_Bert]

The rules of firearms safety are the same for a bb gun as they are a full auto rifle. Look them up and memorize them if you aren't familiar with them.

Yes, Tech Jacket already mentioned that without being an asshole. You ever been to a public range? The general public don't always follow the rules of firearms safety. I'm not suggesting federally mandated safety courses, but I also don't think a 120lb18 year old kids first time firing a full auto .308 he just bought from wallmart should be next to me at the range. I'm not saying he shouldn't be able to have the gun, I'm just saying maybe the dealer or manufacture could offer him some basic training because quite frankly a bb gun and a high caliber full auto rifle are not the same.