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In reply to the discussion: The Nazis' assault rifle now made in America [View all]AntiBank
(1,339 posts)23. not arguing it's current legality , I am saying there is no rational
reason that private citizens need that sort of weapon system. It's a killing machine.
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Yeah, one typically doesn't find 7.92x33 Kurz for sale at the local gun shop.
Just reading posts
Jun 2016
#140
Sure. Here's the ATF letter declaring that a bump fire stock is not a machinegun.
Just reading posts
Jun 2016
#18
Actually, you can fire it in semi-automatic mode that quickly without the bump modification.
Just reading posts
Jun 2016
#31
Good heavens, no. Just pointing out that this was the original method of bump firing.
Just reading posts
Jun 2016
#34
Ah, I misunderstood your question. Here's someone starting out with single shots and transitioning
Just reading posts
Jun 2016
#130
You'll never break them of their irrational fear of things that haven't happened
Press Virginia
Jun 2016
#56
this is a bump fire AR-15, and its as fucking close to fully auto as I can see
AntiBank
Jun 2016
#17
A military bolt-action rifle is also a killing machine. That, in and of itself, is not a reason to
Just reading posts
Jun 2016
#26
And yet, "that thing" kills very few people a year and is rarely used in mass shootings
Press Virginia
Jun 2016
#58
It would make more sense than living in fear of something that doesn't happen
Press Virginia
Jun 2016
#69
That's lunacy. Outlawing that system is taking a foundationally logical, PROACTIVE approach to the
AntiBank
Jun 2016
#74
Makes little difference. Most troops are taught to fire even full auto weapons on semi auto
brewens
Jun 2016
#128
Well, the MP44 was an assault rifle. This replica is not, even though it looks virtually identical.
Just reading posts
Jun 2016
#14
There are contradictary definitions of many words. The generally accepted definition of
Just reading posts
Jun 2016
#19
It's a semiautomatic rifle, styled to look like a vintage assault rifle.
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Jun 2016
#131
it does look cool....don't want one, wouldn't know how to shoot it....but it does look cool
dembotoz
Jun 2016
#21
Cool! While I knew of the Navel Model, I wasn't aware it was called the P04.
Just reading posts
Jun 2016
#146
There's just something about guns that killed a lot of innocent people that attract gun lovers.
Hoyt
Jun 2016
#42
You sure seem to think so. Only thing I see is another lethal weapon marketed to gun fanciers
Hoyt
Jun 2016
#158
As soon as I saw they were making that, I wanted one. Then I saw the price.
Just reading posts
Jun 2016
#136
The price isn't actually that bad, and is anyone who buys a Kalashnikov variant a communist?
Marengo
Jun 2016
#101
Well, sure....but it's just a .22 LR. Looks pretty close to the original, granted.
Just reading posts
Jul 2016
#165
I don't like these posts, I never know if gun fiends are talking about their
MyNameGoesHere
Jun 2016
#107
There are several semi-auto reproductions of select fire and automatic firearms
Buzz cook
Jun 2016
#122