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With the mention of Militia what type of arms does it logically include?
Logic has no place in an emotional argument.
With the mention of Militia what type of arms does it logically include?
Because it is a basic right of society to have the environment people want to live in.
So we disagree.
I am sure the law will define what weapons they have in mind.
Because it is a basic right of society to have the environment people want to live in.
I have no doubt at all that the potential law can define such matters.
Weapons designed to kill multiple people in a short period of time such as weapons issued to the military. There is no reason for these type of weapons to be in the hands of private citizens.
It's that simple.
Um, ok.
Which weapons, and why those specific weapons?
We can simply start with the weapons of choice for nearly all mass shooters of note in the last decade, the AR series of weapons. I also believe we should ban all rifles with removable magazines.
Yes and if you are not a member of a State approved militia you are not covered by the 2nd amendment period.
And if the Second Amendment said "A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the members of said Militia to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed," you would certainly have me over a barrel, iguanaman.
well that starts out with a lie and if that is true, why are civilian police using them?
Because it is a basic right of society to have the environment people want to live in.
Any weapon with automatic or selective fire that was issued by a government agency for the purpose of assaulting an enemy target should be considered an assault weapon.
Any semi automatic weapon purchased by a civilian should not.
I would be ok with banning high capacity magazines, those would be any magazine that increases the standard manufacturers magazine capacity by more than 5 rounds.
Where do you pull this 12 rounds per minute from? Two six shooters? What's with the hunting thing?And if you are on the defensive it's nice to out gun the offensive.=MrWonka;1070492636]1.) Any weapon that would allow a person of average skill level to fire a deadly payload at a rate of more than about 12 rounds per minute.
That's the equivalent of two full six shooters. If you ever need to fire more than than in under a minute you're an incredibly ****ty hunter or you're probably not on the defensive.
So none of your hunting out past 100 yards?2.) Any weapon that is designed help a person of average skill level be accurate and lethal at a distance of more than 100 yards.
Sharps rifle:Effective range of 500 yards to a max. of 1000 also single shot 1840s-1880sThere's really no defensive reason why you would ever need to hit a target that's more than 100 yards away from you. If you're a hunter, you're not shooting at anything that far away either.
There would be an awful lot of guns being open carried. And the point of the pretty paint job is to do what?3.) Any weapon or modification that is designed to improve conceal-ability.
This obviously causes an issue with hand guns. I would like to see a requirement that all guns or at least hand guns be required to be painted blaze orange or bright pink at the time of manufacture. I would also like to do away with conceal and carry and replace it with an open carry requirement so that if you want to carry a gun legally in public it must be visible at all times.
That eliminates everything but muzzleloaders. It doesn't take particular skill to fire 1 shot every 5 seconds even with a single shot pistol or rifle.
I am not particularly skilled with my revolver, but I can certainly fire more than 12 shots in a minute, even without a speedloader. You're making a qualitative judgement which cannot possibly be true for all ciRcumstances.
So now you've eliminated even muzzleloader rifles
You already eliminated all handguns a with your 12 shots/minute rule.
Its fun watching people who don't own or use guns-nor want others to do so-telling us what those firearms can be used for
If you could legitimately use it for hunting, skeet shooting etc.
If I'm not mistaken, AR-15 projects a speed and size projectile that renders most prey unusable. I'd be interested in seeing the times it was used as self-defense compared to offensively and if you're just plinking with it the only reason you couldn't use a single shot .22 might have to do with compensating for other issues. All guns are evil, the reason they were made was to make killing easier.
LEOs face threats far different from normal crime victims and LEOs are more often caught alone with no warning prior to being forced to enter dangerous situations.
Hack Wilson: Why should anyone own an assault rifle? Oh hunting for sure.Yup.Don't you "interpret" the 2A to be about hunting and recreational arms? Was that not made clear by the preamble?
What do you use yours for turtle? None of it is recreational or only to shoot intruders?
You have been reading the wrong play book, yes you are very much mistaken.If I'm not mistaken, AR-15 projects a speed and size projectile that renders most prey unusable. I'd be interested in seeing the times it was used as self-defense compared to offensively and if you're just plinking with it the only reason you couldn't use a single shot .22 might have to do with compensating for other issues. All guns are evil, the reason they were made was to make killing easier.
civilian police are limited to using lethal force to the same extent other civilians are so limited. Why do police have fully automatic firearms then?
I'm ok with restricting to semi autos