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Thursday, January 12, 2023
Where's My Battleship?
With the possible exception of thermonuclear devices, I think a free person's arsenal should be limited only by their checkbook and mental health status. Though I would not be opposed to variation on the Swiss system of encouraging responsible gun ownership and marksmanship proficiency.
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FREEDOM!,
Guns,
law,
Second Amendment
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Had no problems with cannon and mortars either... Why it is illegal now for us to have them is they are scared chicken shat and afraid we would use them on them... We would and still could...
ReplyDeleteCederq, I'm no NFA expert, but I thought cannon and mortars were legal to own subject to the $200 tax stamp plus each round was it's own destructive device subject to another stamp. Which would explain why private ownership of functional specimens is rare assuming I'm correct.
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