Assault weapons ban expires tonight in the U.S.

[Gryph]

No, every country has the right to an army, that doesn't need to be written down. That's just understood. But it was for people who weren't in the army to be able to own guns so if something did arise, they could band into a militia and protect the territory.

[Daeval]

No, every country has the right to an army, that doesn't need to be written down. That's just understood. But it was for people who weren't in the army to be able to own guns so if something did arise, they could band into a militia and protect the territory.

Which is markedly different from protecting your backyard from tresspassers. Or your stash from the cops.

Edited September 13, 2004 by Daeval

[Jiggs]

I'm sure that gun nuts who own disabled AK-47s everywhere are re-enabling their firing pins as I type this.

[Daeval]

I'm sure that gun nuts who own disabled AK-47s everywhere are re-enabling their firing pins as I type this.

The few that hadn't already, sure.

[Jiggs]

I'm sure that gun nuts who own disabled AK-47s everywhere are re-enabling their firing pins as I type this.

The few that hadn't already, sure.

Well, I'm talking about the ones who want to abide by the law. It's perfectly legal to buy anything that's banned, as long as the firing pin has been disabled, or in the case of rocket launchers, they've already been used (Since rocket launchers can only be used once).

[random guy]

I'm sure that gun nuts who own disabled AK-47s everywhere are re-enabling their firing pins as I type this.

The few that hadn't already, sure.

Well, I'm talking about the ones who want to abide by the law. It's perfectly legal to buy anything that's banned, as long as the firing pin has been disabled, or in the case of rocket launchers, they've already been used (Since rocket launchers can only be used once).

Really? Hmm... looks like all those fps's have been lying to me!