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I have a scar on my left shoulder from one of those when we lined up along the wall in the grade school gymnasium…it was worth the 2 Tootsie Rolls though. ?
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I have a scar on my left shoulder from one of those when we lined up along the wall in the grade school gymnasium…it was worth the 2 Tootsie Rolls though. ?
Thank goodness they have guns and a gate protecting them.
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Vatican: Man arrested after crashing car into gate – DW – 05/18/2023
The Holy See said a man driving a car rammed into a gate at the Vatican, breaching security. A medical examination showed that he was in a "serious state of psychophysical alteration."
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Plenty of ammo options but that's not what this administration's agenda is about because those that support this are to stupid to actually think outside of thier own prison.
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Federal government moves forward with hunting restrictions
FWS proposes expanding lead ammo ban to other refuges
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Would love a Tavor and a Scar 17. The Hk, if I had the disposable income. AUG i would bother with. The AK looks interesting. I’ve Owned 4 in the past and while I like it the rifle, the steel cased ammo is absolute trash. I would however like to see that in an Ak-74 5.35x39 round. (Fun fact that round was a pretty wicked velocity like being a 220 swift in the Tavtical would. Punches through some stuff you would think of)
Another I would add is the Sig Sauer (xm5/XM250) that just won the military contract. Weird that the selected the 6.8mm cartridge with the ballistics that will punch through Level 3 body armor (highest level avail to civilians) but won’t punch through level 4). Almost like if the rifle was captured in numbers that they don’t want a rifle and round capable of punching through issued armor but ouch through civilian armor. Weird right?
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From the John Birch Society:
Several unconstitutional gun-control bills have been introduced in Congress. These include:
H.R. 698, the “Assault Weapons Ban of 2023”: This bill would ban the possession, sale, manufacture, and transfer of firearms erroneously classified as “assault weapons.”
H.R. 768, the “Extreme Risk Protection Order Expansion Act of 2023”: This bill would implement a national “red flag” law. “Red flag” laws are particularly dangerous as they allow the government to confiscate law-abiding Americans’ firearms — without due process or even an accusation of a crime — merely because they are labeled as “dangerous.” This violates both the 2nd and 4th Amendments. Furthermore, “red flag” laws wouldn’t even have prevented the Nashville shooting.
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H.R. 715, the “Bipartisan Background Checks Act of 2023”: This bill would enact draconian federal background checks for firearm transfers between ordinary American citizens. Expanded background checks will result in citizens needing the government’s permission to own or purchase a firearm — violating the Second Amendment — and it also would inevitably result in a national gun registry. Such a registry would enable the government to easily confiscate people’s weapons at a future date, similar to what actually happened in other countries like Australia.
H.R. 625, the “Keep Americans Safe Act”: This bill would limit magazines to 15 rounds of ammunition or less — this bill would not “keep Americans safe.”
H.R. 660, “Ethan’s Law”: This bill would Americans to store their firearms in a certain way inside their own homes — a major violation of privacy — if a minor is present. Violating the law would lead to criminal penalties, including the seizure and forfeiture of the firearm.
H.R. 2392, the “Pause for Gun Safety Act”: This bill would mandate a national, seven-day waiting period for firearm transfers, another unconstitutional intrusion upon the right of self-defense
H.R. 2403, the “Enhanced Background Checks Act of 2023”: This bill would require a nationwide background check period of at least 10 days for firearm purchases.
Several unconstitutional gun-control bills have been introduced in Congress. These include:
H.R. 698, the “Assault Weapons Ban of 2023”: This bill would ban the possession, sale, manufacture, and transfer of firearms erroneously classified as “assault weapons.”
H.R. 768, the “Extreme Risk Protection Order Expansion Act of 2023”: This bill would implement a national “red flag” law. “Red flag” laws are particularly dangerous as they allow the government to confiscate law-abiding Americans’ firearms — without due process or even an accusation of a crime — merely because they are labeled as “dangerous.” This violates both the 2nd and 4th Amendments. Furthermore, “red flag” laws wouldn’t even have prevented the Nashville shooting.
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H.R. 715, the “Bipartisan Background Checks Act of 2023”: This bill would enact draconian federal background checks for firearm transfers between ordinary American citizens. Expanded background checks will result in citizens needing the government’s permission to own or purchase a firearm — violating the Second Amendment — and it also would inevitably result in a national gun registry. Such a registry would enable the government to easily confiscate people’s weapons at a future date, similar to what actually happened in other countries like Australia.
H.R. 625, the “Keep Americans Safe Act”: This bill would limit magazines to 15 rounds of ammunition or less — this bill would not “keep Americans safe.”
H.R. 660, “Ethan’s Law”: This bill would Americans to store their firearms in a certain way inside their own homes — a major violation of privacy — if a minor is present. Violating the law would lead to criminal penalties, including the seizure and forfeiture of the firearm.
H.R. 2392, the “Pause for Gun Safety Act”: This bill would mandate a national, seven-day waiting period for firearm transfers, another unconstitutional intrusion upon the right of self-defense
H.R. 2403, the “Enhanced Background Checks Act of 2023”: This bill would require a nationwide background check period of at least 10 days for firearm purchases.
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