Glock switch

[9BarSolutions]

So how about we do this guys…
Instead of spewing repetitive political talking points and trying to use reverse psychology on the atf when they are only watching here(Not actually partaking).

Let’s make it a discussion.

Like this….
1) What is the function of the switch?

Its function is multiple Parts in an assembly to preform another action to an existing item. In this case to make a semi automatic perform repeated shots with a single trigger pull.

We see these items in every day life… light switches for example.we can hardwire a light and never shut it off.

Let’s continue to to use our brains…
2) What has the atf/anti gun states been regulating the most the last 35 years?

They regulate magazine capacity, barrel threading options, kinds of optics, rear attachments, forened attachments, etc…
So just because it’s regulated and classified as something doesn’t mean it’s actually that, as we have seen with many decisions and lawsuits for the the 2a community.


here’s my final point….
Just because you have the right to do something doesn’t mean you should exercise that right when you are ignorant to all of the real world possibilities and consequences.

Education and training are great and all, but without the ability apply those concepts to real life then that’s all they will stay as is concepts.

 

[BIKER13]

So how about we do this guys…
Instead of spewing repetitive political talking points and trying to use reverse psychology on the atf when they are only watching here(Not actually partaking).

Let’s make it a discussion.

Like this….
1) What is the function of the switch?

Its function is multiple Parts in an assembly to preform another action to an existing item. In this case to make a semi automatic perform repeated shots with a single trigger pull.

We see these items in every day life… light switches for example.we can hardwire a light and never shut it off.

Let’s continue to to use our brains…
2) What has the atf/anti gun states been regulating the most the last 35 years?

They regulate magazine capacity, barrel threading options, kinds of optics, rear attachments, forened attachments, etc…
So just because it’s regulated and classified as something doesn’t mean it’s actually that, as we have seen with many decisions and lawsuits for the the 2a community.


here’s my final point….
Just because you have the right to do something doesn’t mean you should exercise that right when you are ignorant to all of the real world possibilities and consequences.

Education and training are great and all, but without the ability apply those concepts to real life then that’s all they will stay as is concepts.

good luck with logic in the cesspool of, "I know my rights and will do what I want bunch."

 

[9BarSolutions]

good luck with logic in the cesspool of, "I know my rights and will do what I want bunch."

Thanks for the knives by the way…. I have them both at my work bench

 

[Asbestos]

So how about we do this guys…
Instead of spewing repetitive political talking points and trying to use reverse psychology on the atf when they are only watching here(Not actually partaking).

Let’s make it a discussion.

Like this….
1) What is the function of the switch?

Its function is multiple Parts in an assembly to preform another action to an existing item. In this case to make a semi automatic perform repeated shots with a single trigger pull.

We see these items in every day life… light switches for example.we can hardwire a light and never shut it off.

Let’s continue to to use our brains…
2) What has the atf/anti gun states been regulating the most the last 35 years?

They regulate magazine capacity, barrel threading options, kinds of optics, rear attachments, forened attachments, etc…
So just because it’s regulated and classified as something doesn’t mean it’s actually that, as we have seen with many decisions and lawsuits for the the 2a community.


here’s my final point….
Just because you have the right to do something doesn’t mean you should exercise that right when you are ignorant to all of the real world possibilities and consequences.

Education and training are great and all, but without the ability apply those concepts to real life then that’s all they will stay as is concepts.

Well said

 

[jstegman1]

So how about we do this guys…
Instead of spewing repetitive political talking points and trying to use reverse psychology on the atf when they are only watching here(Not actually partaking).

Let’s make it a discussion.

Like this….
1) What is the function of the switch?

Its function is multiple Parts in an assembly to preform another action to an existing item. In this case to make a semi automatic perform repeated shots with a single trigger pull.

We see these items in every day life… light switches for example.we can hardwire a light and never shut it off.

Let’s continue to to use our brains…
2) What has the atf/anti gun states been regulating the most the last 35 years?

They regulate magazine capacity, barrel threading options, kinds of optics, rear attachments, forened attachments, etc…
So just because it’s regulated and classified as something doesn’t mean it’s actually that, as we have seen with many decisions and lawsuits for the the 2a community.


here’s my final point….
Just because you have the right to do something doesn’t mean you should exercise that right when you are ignorant to all of the real world possibilities and consequences.

Education and training are great and all, but without the ability apply those concepts to real life then that’s all they will stay as is concepts.

So what you're saying is that you got Glock switches?

 

[9BarSolutions]

No because I recognize the fundamental use of a handgun.
However machine guns are great!

 

[Asbestos]

No because I recognize the fundamental use of a handgun.
However machine guns are great!

🤣🤣🤣🤣

 

[alnen]

This is what people don't get.

Just like the bump stock ban they say

"oh it's just an accessory so it's not covered under the 2nd amendment"

Yes, dumbass... It is just an accessory, you are correct, it's a piece of plastic or like the Glock switch it's just a piece of metal. Neither of which are illegal because pieces of plastic and pieces of metal are obviously not illegal.

Then big brother literally changes the definition of the objects into firearms and uses anti second amendment laws passed by Congress banning automatic firearms to ban pieces of plastic too.

It's frustrating for sure, especially coming from "our own". They make the same comments about magazines being "just an accessory" and ammo being "dangerous-for-the-environment" because it contains lead. There was a reason the 2a says "arms" and not "muskets/guns". It's also the reason gunpowder seizure wasn't a particularly smart move against the founding fathers- so those who think "it's just an accessory" here also believe it was "just a dark colored powder" and not an "arm"?

 

[Havok_actual]

I just heard about these and from the research I’ve done on them. It looks like outlaw’s. Will be mass producing these things and will be on the market selling like hotcakes what is everybody take on these. They look to me like any fool with a Machine can make one. Let’s hear your thoughts.

Just now lmfao.

 

[fslc94]

How many y’all need? HMU