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Not in my eyes, there is a difference between protecting the Constitution and protecting criminal actions. More like illegal immigrant sanctuary states.

It may be in the works, SCOTUS seems to be signaling such cases may be looked at now. Supreme Court says several gun cases deserve a new look (yahoo.com)

That makes sense, I figured there was a reason they were saying that. I am surprised the mayor wasn't laying blame on the other town, like they always seem to do instead of acknowledging that the lack of laws isn't the problem.

That is where you and I differ, first we shouldn't have to SBR anything, as it is no more lethal than a rifle, maybe even less so. But I would say that someone who puts a brace on a pistol has done just about as much work as someone who goes the SBR route. They both understand the law, both want to stay legal, and both have, probably, passed a few background checks. It's just that the brace guy didn't feel like the government is due $200 and all those weeks or months of waiting to legally own a weapon which the constitution clearly says he should be able to own.

I am interested on why an arm brace would have been a factor on your thinking, it makes no tactical or technical difference between a pistol with a brace and an SBR which have been available for decades. Not to belabor the point, but and individual hell bent on killing someone, or many someones, would not care of the legality of one vs another, and would, if they knew anything about ARs, opt for just using an illegal SBR vs a brace. To kind of keep on subject; anyone know what type of rifle he used? I read that it was purchased/acquired legally, but they have an "assault" weapons ban in place. I also seen where someone called it AR like, so what could be a legal Ar style rifle that would be legal there?

I would argue that you'd have to be a wack job to join some of these leftist, or far right for that matter, organizations.

Seems like he had ANTIFA connections.

Being that that department answers to SCOTUS, I highly doubt they would refuse at the risk of their jobs, and their own freedom.

I am sure it is archived, like on the wayback machine, and probably by many bad actors as soon as it was released.

Looks like someone pulled the plug.

No, the judge issues a ruling of contempt then issues an arrest warrant which the, in this case the Supreme Court Police, make the arrest.

You're right, but I was speaking of today's ruling.

I'll say it. A win for States Rights, where it belonged in the first place.

Lol indeed, my glock goes years without a good cleaning, my 10/22 went at least 20 years without any major cleaning, but when I did I replaced a bunch of parts, thought it was just because, since I had already had it apart and it was a good time to do the replacements, the OEM parts are still in my possession though, just in case.

If only they understood that the 2A has nothing to do with punching holes in paper, or hunting. No, the 2A is there to keep our government in check, which is the reason they are trying to weaken it at ever turn.

Permits do not equal oil, it is an expensive endeavor to drill and there is no guaranty they will hit oil. Oil companies get permits to keep operations going, so when a well dries up, they get another one going, they can't afford to use all their permits at once. But the thing is, the market thinks about future supply, so all the cancelling of pipelines, and cancelling Alaskan and gulf permits make the market react. There has to be a reason we have to tap into the strategic reserves, to increase supply, if supply is not a problem. Oh, and not all crude is the same, so it is possible some of the stuff pumped here may not be what we can use.

I only get a couple, sometimes three, but they have been here for a few weeks.

What, we doing politics again? Ok then, FJB, enough said.

Not according to the Israelis I served with, they informed me that many of the administration are not only trained but armed to deal with situations like this. And they must be doing something right, specially in light of the fact that they are surrounded by folks that would like nothing more than to kill a bunch of them. Though it may not be the actual teachers in front of the class, there are armed personnel on premises. https://www.westernjournal.com/israel-2-school-attacks-44-years-heres-make-sure-kids-safe/

Kid in drag doesn't appear to be the shooter, but the parallels to Sandy Hook are striking, seems like the grandmother, like Lanza's mother, had worked for the school according to some articles. I don't think him ending up there was a coincidence, more than likely he meant to end up there. He was engaged at the entrance, by one, then two additional LEOs, but he outgunned the first, at the door, and went in. How we can afford to send a foreign country billions yet not spend anything to fortify our schools is mind numbing. We need to be like Israel and train and arm our teachers to be the final line of defense against these nut jobs. School Drop-Out Gave Warning on Facebook Minutes Before Uvalde Massacre (yahoo.com)

And? What is wrong with being able to manufacture your own weapon? The concern is getting weapons out of the hands of gang bangers and others unauthorized to have them, and keeping criminals behind bars once they are caught breaking laws. Those of us that follow the law and don't commit felonies should be allowed to not only own and make their own weapons, but carry them as well.

Give/sell it to someone that can use the components, making sure to let them know they are unknown reloads.

Yea, all she needed was a jump, took all of 2 hours.

Pre-bs was around $40, at Midsouth, my last purchase was $71.15 for Federal Large and Small Rifle.

Very interesting, you can't copy the entire link, but if you copy the end, and manually enter the "https://www." it parses the link into the video, yet the next video can be pasted right in.