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Actually not the point. The point is that they keep moving the goal posts; if they rule something legal, then how are we to know otherwise. As far as I'm concerned, if they "change" their minds, the onus is on them to make current owners whole, not make them destroy their property or go to jail. This is not the first time they have pulled this BS, they should not be allowed to do it again.

They are surprisingly stout, I haven't wore one out, but I don't drink that much. But I think it's more of a useful novelty, so with just occasional use it should last forever.

This should have been seen as its own "Red Flag"

I don't know, when the Green Tip thing went out there was about the same response. Some of us wrote comments (to both issues) and there were a bunch of angry threads about both. But the over all mentality of gun owners has been, and probably will continue, "if it doesn't affect me...". I am upset that he leaned that way, but I also felt that it was inevitable, he is a politician after all. I will still write in to the ATF, and voice my opposition, mainly because it is not going to matter, a stick or belt loop can be used the same way and it will then be the way you use a weapon instead of the design that makes it an auto, pistol, rifle etc. The brace, light triggers, custom springs are on this slope, and the slipperier it gets, the more it can take down with it.

Or Weiner

RIP Roy; I used to watch Hee Haw quite a bit.

It's relatively easy, just need some hex and/or star bits, maybe a screw driver to pry the magnet off (carefully, they're brittle) the metal piece. Since it's not to be put back together, a large hammer might work too

I don't know, I would think due process would be to allow someone to defend themselves of what ever charge was leveled against him before actually acting against him. A warrant does not give the police the right to confiscate anything not related to a crime of some sort, and it usually written specific to the crime being investigated . The law needs some serious review as far as I am concerned.

I pull mine apart and take the magnet(s) out. I've epoxied them to the back of those magnetic bars Harbor freight gives out now and then. I stick them to my bench, tool box, deer gambrel etc, to hold my tools and knives. You can always shoot the leftovers, those hard drive platters make good targets (shiny)

The single camera is wifi, about $30-$40 a piece and all it needs is a plug and wifi. You can share the camera with many users which can be streamed on the monitor that way. I am not sure how many cameras the app will support, but a user can have them all and stream the phone or tablet over to the smart tv, picking whatever camera is on the active bench. They can be mounted on the ground on 2x4s behind lexan to guard against splatter, that way they can focus better on the target.

I purchased an attachment for my scope to attach a phone to it so I could see the screen (the target). My phone can stream to a Smart TV (both of mine are Samsung) or my tablet. That probably won't work for a bunch of reasons so for that situation maybe some of these security cameras (wifi) mounted on a horizontal bar hanging from the roof or an entire security camera system (wired) from Amazon or Sams Club. https://www.amazon.com/security-surveillance-cameras/b?node=524136 https://www.samsclub.com/sams/security-surveillance/1414.cp <<<---Or this--->>>

I don't know but I'm ordering one of their shot glasses to support the cause.

Yea, let's hope so, but it all depends on the argument on both sides. In my book, if there is enough reason to disarm someone, then there should be enough reason to charge and jail them or to at least send in for a mental eval, the outcome of which should lock the person up or release without prejudice.

Don't know which one but it's Virginia North, my bet is the first one. https://alchetron.com/Virginia-North Deadlier Than the Male (1967) - Brenda The Long Duel (1967) - Champa Some Girls Do (1969) - Robot No. 9 On Her Majesty's Secret Service (1969) - Olympe The Abominable Dr. Phibes (1971) - Vulnavia (final film role)

Well, I'm afraid it's been challenged at the state level and been upheld. I don't know if it's been sent up to SCOTUS or not though.