Dallane wrote:wtf are you talking about? Full auto are only rare because of the price. They are made and sold all the time.
You can't just make a new full auto weapon and sell it legally.
Darwoth wrote:1> the weapon must have been registered prior to the 1986 amnesty, which means that the prices are hyper inflated (an acquaintance of mine bought an IMI model b (uzi) that cost 7 thousand dollars MANY years ago, even a mac 10 which is normally a 400 dollar weapon is several grand, you are looking at 15 - 20k for an m16 etc)
2> you must file paperwork with the atf, which then gouges you for a 200 dollar tax stamp and does an fbi background check (the same one everyone already does when buying **** already)
3> you sit on your ass for about 3 months and then voila you have your select fire weapon depending on local laws, some states require your local sheriff to sign off on it etc which is typically not an issue, if you have a douchebag sheriff that does not like guns you will have to form an LLC to take ownership of the weapon.
Dallane wrote:Evan your arguement of criminals not using guns doesn't matter at all. Who cares what is used to rob someone why in the world would that matter at all in gun control. Are yu saying that people don't have the right to protect themselves?
Are you dense? I was saying that Flame's statements that are written like all criminals are running around with guns so removing them would weaken them was incorrect because most criminals don't have guns. So banning guns would not weaken most of them, as most criminals don't use guns. And that Flame's fear someone might jump through the hoops to legally get an AK and then "erase a square with a kalasnikov" is pointless because while yes you can buy them legally they are a big enough pain to get a hold of that legally bought ones just are not used in crimes often enough that anyone should care about them.
How did you somehow construe that as meaning people shouldn't have the right to protect themselves?