Is that half a car?

Goes nowhere.

I hope you enjoy watching the rest of the agenda get kicked aside...

Examples, please.

Know what those are. Google it.

AR-15s, almost all varmint rifles, all semi-auto pistols, double action revolvers back to the 19th century, etc.
I understand "semi-auto". I also understand hyperbole but in this case I inferred correctly that you were being unreasonably ridiculous rather than engaging in hyperbole. Carry on. While you're at it, why not suggest passing a law making bullets $80 each?

For that matter, if you get any of that done, pass a law mandating rainwater be composed of Guiness. Thanks.

handguns, rifles, shotguns, etc.
Ruger mini 14, AR-15, Mac 10/11, Tec 9, M1911 colt design handguns,
Winchester Super X3 shotgun, Glock semi-auto handguns, Ruger 10/22,
Desert Eagle handguns, Ak-47 style rifles such as the IMI Galil rifle,etc.

I think you get the idea.

And please see post #11.

My Beretta A400 Trap shotgun
My wife's Hi-Standard .22 pistol that her great uncle bought new in 1933 when he lived right outside Yosemite
The .22 rifle my dad used in the '20s and '30s for rabbit hunting
Every M1 Garand ever manufactured
Millions of .22 rifles that have been made and used for hunting small game for over a hundred years

Did you think this out before you posted? Just asking...because I would venture that a large minority, if not a majority, of rural democratic families have something in their house that would fall under this ban. How many of them would jump ship if they told thy had to give up Dad's, or maybe Granddad's gun?

could be retained by owners provided they are registered and liability insurance is paid on each one.

As the leading provider of firearm related liability insurance the NRA thanks you for several million new dues paying members if/when your plan goes through.

And if NRA provides legitimate insurance, good.

So what exactly is the insurance for?

Oh, and it's an open market for liability insurance right now.

Other companies aren't in it because the NRA offers it with a discount for members and they can't make a reasonable profit.

...than those that support "assault weapon" bans.


I disagree with you, but I respect your position.

"Semiautomatic" is how the overwhelming majority of civilian guns work. It means a gun that fires once and only once when the trigger is pulled.

An office stapler is semiauto; a sewing machine is automatic. Methinks you are either conflating the two, or else don't realize that you're advocating banning and confiscating most of the civilian guns in U.S. homes.

what a semi-auto means. Condescending much?

without so much as a "in my ideal end state" caveat, then yes, I figured you were one of those that didn't fully understand the scope of what you were advocating.

It is my experience that the majority of gun control advocates and journalists think that "semiautomatic" describes niche weapons that constitute the minority of guns sold and fire faster than "typical" civilian guns, rather than one-shot-at-a-time weapons that constitute 75% of the civilian market.

...down right cordial, too.

Many more to go.

...when the business is sold and new management takes over?

Ergo more Stag Arms rifles going out the door.

It really is "sad" (and by sad I mean ironic and funny ha ha) that even when the gun control fans get all excited about things like this, it usually results in more gun sales and a continuation of the falling violent crime rate. And that makes them even more frustrated.

As a Southpaw rifle shooter (cross dominance) I wouldn't mind having one of their lefty uppers.

10 more start up.

You take a bunch of gun aficionados, frequently from military backgrounds, then put them in a factory where you have machines which allow you to literally push a button and create gun parts. If you don't tightly monitor your inventory and all uses of the machines, some shit is gonna start walking.