SONS OF GUNS

I love to know the kind of license they have as they cheerfully turn out/build type two weapons
and then even now and then add build in silencers.

The paperwork for creating such weapons must weight more then the guns.

From being on a Federal jury once I know that even a silencer by itself
need the same type of class two handling as a machine gun.

Strangely the show seem not to go near that subject.

Indeed, Stephanie lost a sale in one of tonight's shows
because her customer was not willing to wait.
She said something like: "Well, the law is the law."

Indeed, Stephanie lost a sale in one of tonight's shows
because her customer was not willing to wait.
She said something like: "Well, the law is the law."

A waiting period for buying a shotgun is not the same as selling or buying a class two weapon.

I once knew a guy who went through the legal hoops for owing
a Thompson machine gun and it is a long and costly road indeed.

I also often wonder how in the hell he could afford to fire the
damn thing as fifty to a hundred 45 rounds fire in a few seconds
is costly as hell and you can not fire reloads in such a weapon.

Last comment I had watch a numbers of those shows myself
and the only one I had seem concerning the legal issue of buying
a weapon was the woman wishing to buy a shotgun.

hope that we will return to the unlimited freedom
of gun possession that we had in the early part of the 2Oth Century.

hope that we will return to the unlimited freedom
of gun possession that we had in the early part of the 2Oth Century.

That would made drive-by shootings even more fun that for sure.

Instead of just thirty rounds or so fire we could get back to the 1930s with a few hundred rounds fire.

Every bank/store robbery would be far more entertaining with cheap fully auto weapons that for sure.

That was very unusual; life in the 1930s was quiet.

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That was very unusual; life in the 1930s was quiet.

You got to be kidding me you have outlaws running around the country robbing banks,
killing each others and killing police officers with Thompsons and even Bars.

That were the reason for the ban in the first place.

Movies??????

All the outlaw gangs was real people who kill real people including real police officers.

John Herbert Dillinger, Jr. (June 22, 1903 – July 22, 1934) was an American gangster and bank-robber in the Depression-era United States. He was charged, but never convicted, with the murder of an East Chicago police officer whom he shot in the knee while fleeing the scene of his heist. Dillinger could not let off the trigger of his automatic weapon quick enough to stop from shooting the officer through the lung and heart. Dillinger was very troubled by this accidental killing. Although this was the only kill that is documented to have been by Dillinger's hand, during his bank heists a dozen victims — prison officers, police, federal agents, gangsters and civilians — were killed. His gang robbed two dozen banks and four police stations. Dillinger escaped from jail twice.
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Bonnie and Clyde carry bars and used them..........with many deaths
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Machine gun Kelly carry a Thompson.
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The Chicago gangs love the Thompson and have mass killings using them and drive-bys.
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Movies hell real men was kill and take note these gangs used their firepower to attack police stations and jails also.