I sold my bump stocks for 3x what I paid

it was before the ban was put through so technically legal

not my problem with whatever was done with them

government caused that problem

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Fair enough, it's not like you had to sell your whole gun

True, as for my few automatic weapons I sold them as I needed some cash for moving

Sold my Thompson 1928A1, sold my AK47, sold my Mosin, and sold my M1 Garand

Eventually I will buy them again, but moving across the country isnt cheap

Damn, a mosin nagant is pretty high in my collection list

Got any pictures?

I loved that gun, I had it in Oak finish

I might somewhere, I never took many pics of my guns

Not gonna help the FBI, amirite

Never thought I needed a meme as much as I needed that one lol

Remember, the second amendment is for threats both foreign and domestic

a rifle behind every blade of grass only applies so long as we remember our roots

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But no one needs an automatic rifle with magazine capacity higher than 10 rounds you psychopathic murderer

I would argue if the government can have it, you can have it

If the force is so great a government must restrict itself, maybe its time to check that government

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Just imagine privately owned attack helicopters

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Well, I had a good buddy in Florida with a permit who had one sooooo

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also I sexually identify as an attack helicopter....

You could own an attack helicopter in theory. I know there's at least one privately owned Mig-29 in the US.

You can own almost anything here, use though comes down to permits

During my time with a decent amount of weapons the hardest part wasnt the weapon itself, but the parts and ammunition

Something as simple as the firing mechanism and pin for a rifle took 6 weeks to get

Even with a class 3 permit

Title II firearms are a bitch to maintain and operate

You can order really any parts online now, even full auto fire control groups, no different than any other parts legally

Depends on year last I checked, but I may be a few years out of date

Just don't have extra holes in your reciever

I know for vehicles so long as you arent actually driving them and they remain on private property, you can own and maintain them

The person I knew in Florida had numerous aircraft without a pilots license and could fly them up to something like 200ft over his property legally

You can legally drive any land vehicle as much as you want privately with no license on your property or private property someone else owns with permission

Knew plenty of people who won lawsuits for boating licenses because of that as well

***things the government doesnt want you to know***

When I lived on a farm we had a neighbor for a short while who would often call the police over the smallest thing, mind you this neighbor was at least half a mile away and generally it was the sound of gunshots

With the local police we had issues with various equipment, cars, or weapons but when challenged the county would back down as their claims were unconstitutional or unlawful for state and county