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As far as I'm concerned, that's a great idea. But, more and more of the Gun Manufacturers are owned by folks who only interested in the Bottom Line.I live and work just a few miles from Barrett arms in Tn. He still won't sell to any government agency in any state where he can't sell to everyone.
I wish all of the manufacturers would follow his lead.
Looks like a Federal District judge in Massachusetts said that AR-15's and high capacity magazines are not protected by the 2nd Amendment. He quoted Scalia to support (or provide precedent?) to his decision.
Court rules Second Amendment doesn't protect AR-15, assault rifles and large capacity magazines
Thoughts? What will happen next?
I would like him to explain who took a rancid drizzlesh*t in his skull and told him he had a brain...I wonder if this District Judge knows the military also uses pump action shotguns, bolt action rifles, and various pistols. I would love for him to explain what type of "civilian" firearms our founding fathers used or what type have never been used by the military.
Yes, wouldn't that be a hoot!I live and work just a few miles from Barrett arms in Tn. He still won't sell to any government agency in any state where he can't sell to everyone.
I wish all of the manufacturers would follow his lead.
Looks like a Federal District judge in Massachusetts said that AR-15's and high capacity magazines are not protected by the 2nd Amendment. He quoted Scalia to support (or provide precedent?) to his decision.
Court rules Second Amendment doesn't protect AR-15, assault rifles and large capacity magazines
Thoughts? What will happen next?
Massofchewedsh*t.Mass-holes.
"Oh, come on now, that ain't even bulls***, that's HORSEs***!"Well then, I guess that whole internet thing doesn't apply to the 1st amendment, as the founding fathers intended it solely for written press and written word.
Such BS.
they are and always have been in TN.I thought Ronnie Barrett moved shop to Tennessee?