guns*

they didn't mention anything in there about Silencers did they?

they mentioned "threaded barrels"

god dammit

welp they can come take my shit

not doing this. I don't need fucking permission to own weaponry. I hate even the current laws

guys lets get rid of the 2nd amendment its not like its there if the goverment needs to be overthrown

I have a lot of weapons and toys to go with them (back when I had disposable income)

full time student now

>Trump is a nazi and is running the federal govt. like Nazi Germany

>we need to surrender firearms to the feds

trump is hitler

yes

pick one, nigga

give up our guns to him

lol

I think people forget you can make a gun out of shit from a store

they can't forget what they didn't know in the first place

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sIhGCRIQnCA

that is a great YT channel

you cant ban the knowledge of how to build a gun

ian is god

this shit's only going to get easier as 3D printing improves and propagates further

dude 3d metal printing is a thing now

but they're not focusing on that because they don't actually know about the things they try to regulate

In Range TV is great as well

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/227912785290330113/418117992178515968/1500348660958.jpg

signed by the big man himself

lol awesome

they're going to look really stupid when people can just make these firearms (and fully-automatic) from their basements

I went to Ian and Karl's 2 gun Action challenge match in 2015

in Tucson wasn't far from where I live

I ❤ Arizona

yep

this is what I am hoping for

Amendments incoming

What ammendment are you hoping for?

@Grump The Horrible, ^

- Prohibit the federal government from regulating or interfering in activity that takes place within state boundaries. Meaning if you have a small business and your business doesn't cross state lines they cannot regulate you.
- Require Congress to balance a budget annually
- Prohibit Federal Agencies from creating "white paper" laws (legislating via policy) Like the ATF, EPA, Ect...
- Allow 2/3rds of state legislatures can vote to overturn a supreme court decision
- It takes a 7 justice super majority to overturn a law passed by congress
- Affirmation to limit Federal power only to Article I Section 8 of the Constitution
- States have the right to sue the Federal Government
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