The 2nd Amendment crystal clear or as clear as muddy water?

[jeepnstein]

59. You're right in line with the Heller Decision then.

Shall-issue concealed carry laws will always pass Constitutional scrutiny. I don't think anyone but the most extreme fringes would argue that. We also have laws regarding the use of our arms. There are things we are simply not allowed to do with them. Those laws have been on the books for many years. It's not so much the carrying of the firearm that is a problem as it is actually using the darned thing correctly.

My personal axe to grind right now is the push that some have on to deny lawful citizens access to those very arms that a militia fighter would have to have. These days that is a short-barreled rifle in 5.56 with a thirty round magazine. We can argue all day about whether full-auto in the hands of a lightly trained militia is a good or bad thing, but the basic weapon the 2nd Amendment is meant to protect these days would be a Colt 6921 or M4.