United States vs Hoover - removal of NFA

[That_FNG]

Motion To Dismiss In ATF Firearms Case Claiming NFA Unconstitutional

A new brief in a case against the ATF is a motion to dismiss the case & declare the National Firearms Act or NFA unconstitutional.

www.ammoland.com

Supreme Court gun ruling cited in bid to dismiss machine-gun indictment in Clay County case

Defense lawyers are asking a federal judge in Jacksonville to rule the National Firearms Act, which regulates machine guns, is unconstitutional.

www.jacksonville.com

DocumentCloud

www.documentcloud.org

 

[Saltwater60]

The liberals would explode I think. I have always wanted a Tommy gun so yes please.

 

[Grimscale]

I can barely afford feeding my current guns. I couldn't imagine trying to get enough ammo to mag-dump a machine gun.

However, I would very much like to play with a silencer or two.

 

[SomeSoldier]

I can barely afford feeding my current guns. I couldn't imagine trying to get enough ammo to mag-dump a machine gun.

However, I would very much like to play with a silencer or two.

I have an interest in a MP7 with can.

 

[That_FNG]

I can barely afford feeding my current guns. I couldn't imagine trying to get enough ammo to mag-dump a machine gun.

However, I would very much like to play with a silencer or two.

I would do a full auto 22LR. Otherwise just a suppressor and an SBR for me please

 

[prambo]

The liberals would explode I think. I have always wanted a Tommy gun so yes please.

Most def!!!

The shit hemorrhage would be epic.

 

[turbobike]

What will happen...Federal Judge will strike down NFA. BUT, they will defer/delay their own judgement until the Government can find another loophole to continue the prohibition...

 

[SomeSoldier]

What will happen...Federal Judge will strike down NFA. BUT, they will defer/delay their own judgement until the Government can find another loophole to continue the prohibition...

We know what we need to do.

 

[C3D]

It's a nice try but someone didn't read Bruen:

. . . the Second Amendment protects only the carrying of weapons that are those 'in common use at the time,' as opposed to those that 'are highly unusual in society at large.'​

The discussion in Heller on page 54 of that decision is pretty informative on this subject as well.

 

[Modean]

It's a nice try but someone didn't read Bruen:

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. . . the Second Amendment protects only the carrying of weapons that are those 'in common use at the time,' as opposed to those that 'are highly unusual in society at large.'​

The discussion in Heller on page 54 of that decision is pretty informative on this subject as well.

One could argue that they were in common use before the NFA was enacted. If they were not, what would have been the need for the NFA?

 

[C3D]

One could argue that they were in common use before the NFA was enacted. If they were not, what would have been the need for the NFA?

That is the irony of course, that the reason that NFA weapons are not in common use is because the NFA made that so but since the NFA weapons are not in common use they are not within the scope of the 2nd Amendment's protections.

 

[Cavalry]

If rescinded they would could increase the tax stamp amount. $20K instead of $200.

 

[ManualF150]

I know some of y'all would love an AM-180...


Personally, I'd love one, but man the ammo cost would set be back even in 22LR. lol

 

[Jem45472]

I have an interest in a MP7 with can.

Would love to sbr my uzi, and throw a can on!

 

[spat]

I can barely afford feeding my current guns. I couldn't imagine trying to get enough ammo to mag-dump a machine gun.

However, I would very much like to play with a silencer or two.

Just waiting on my paperwork.

When you headed to AZ next ?

 

[spat]

That is the irony of course, that the reason that NFA weapons are not in common use is because the NFA made that so but since the NFA weapons are not in common use they are not within the scope of the 2nd Amendment's protections.

They are in common use.

Police and military use them all the time.

There is no qualifier that they be in common use by ordinary citizens.

 

[spat]

Motion To Dismiss In ATF Firearms Case Claiming NFA Unconstitutional

A new brief in a case against the ATF is a motion to dismiss the case & declare the National Firearms Act or NFA unconstitutional.

www.ammoland.com

Supreme Court gun ruling cited in bid to dismiss machine-gun indictment in Clay County case

Defense lawyers are asking a federal judge in Jacksonville to rule the National Firearms Act, which regulates machine guns, is unconstitutional.

www.jacksonville.com

DocumentCloud

www.documentcloud.org

Someone should just make a PDF for a lightning link that you just print out and glue to a piece of sheet metal and go after it with a Drexel.

Then spam it to every place you can think of.

I'd love to see the ATF try to argue that a digital file is a machine-gun LOL.

 

[spat]

It's a nice try but someone didn't read Bruen:

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. . . the Second Amendment protects only the carrying of weapons that are those 'in common use at the time,' as opposed to those that 'are highly unusual in society at large.'​

The discussion in Heller on page 54 of that decision is pretty informative on this subject as well.

There are a little over half a million machineguns registered with the NFA. Seems pretty common to me.

 

[Cavalry]

Someone should just make a PDF for a lightning link that you just print out and glue to a piece of sheet metal and go after it with a Drexel.

Then spam it to every place you can think of.

I'd love to see the ATF try to argue that a digital file is a machine-gun LOL.

That PDF has existed for many years, as well as glue on templates for drilling the third hole.

 

[BerettaGuy]

This guy gives a pretty good explanation.

 

[Parzival]

Owner of a LGS carries a Glock 18 just for fun. Our Sheriff says as long as you legally own it, carry what you want.

Went to a machine gun shoot a couple weeks ago, hosted by a LGS. $100 to shoot a bunch of full autos, could buy all the ammo you wanted.

NFA items are pretty common when you leave NY for America.

 

[spat]

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Owner of a LGS carries a Glock 18 just for fun. Our Sheriff says as long as you legally own it, carry what you want.

Went to a machine gun shoot a couple weeks ago, hosted by a LGS. $100 to shoot a bunch of full autos, could buy all the ammo you wanted.

NFA items are pretty common when you leave NY for America.

Always wanted to go to Knob Creek, for various reasons I missed it every single time while I lived on the east coast.

Now I'll have to head up to Kingman for Big Sandy Shoot – Largest Machine-Gun Shoot In The World sometime.

Their firing line is 1/4 mile long. That's a lot of civilian owned NFA.

Not sure I'd get a FA, even if the NFA was struck down and the prices dropped from the stratosphere.

Even if the guns get below $1k, my ammo budget isn't there.

 

[ManualF150]

I

Always wanted to go to Knob Creek, for various reasons I missed it every single time while I lived on the east coast.

Now I'll have to head up to Kingman for Big Sandy Shoot – Largest Machine-Gun Shoot In The World sometime.

Their firing line is 1/4 mile long. That's a lot of civilian owned NFA.

Not sure I'd get a FA, even if the NFA was struck down and the prices dropped from the stratosphere.

Even if the guns get below $1k, my ammo budget isn't there.

That's the problem... ammo.

I guess if all this stuff went away and we could get full autos, it would be one of those use it once a year type thing for fun.

Then again, you could always shoot them in semi-auto mode that 98% of the time.

 

[spat]

That's the problem... ammo.

I guess if all this stuff went away and we could get full autos, it would be one of those use it once a year type thing for fun.

Then again, you could always shoot them in semi-auto mode that 98% of the time.

Yea, if NFA really did go down, sure I'd spend $50 on parts and drill the third hole on one of my ARs just to play around some.

But it would have to be pretty infrequent due to the sheer cost.

 

[ArmedCorgi]

That is the irony of course, that the reason that NFA weapons are not in common use is because the NFA made that so but since the NFA weapons are not in common use they are not within the scope of the 2nd Amendment's protections.

It's a visious circle, isn't it.

 

[Saltwater60]

It's a nice try but someone didn't read Bruen:

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. . . the Second Amendment protects only the carrying of weapons that are those 'in common use at the time,' as opposed to those that 'are highly unusual in society at large.'​

The discussion in Heller on page 54 of that decision is pretty informative on this subject as well.

If the government restricts them how can they be in common use? They were in the 1920 and 30’s so historically were all good.

 

[Acer-m14]

posted this in the Bruen thread also .. fits here also .


watched a video earlier .. Cali is now banning CNC machines that make guns .. unless you have a FFL manufacturing license ..

OKAY .. bruen again .. is my thinking correct ..

history / text / tradition .. that's all they got now ...


wonder if the gun makers in the 1700's , 1800's had FFL manufacturing licensed .. i don't think they had them back then ,,

BYE BYE FFL BS



the cali video ..

 

[Acer-m14]

It's a nice try but someone didn't read Bruen:

​

. . . the Second Amendment protects only the carrying of weapons that are those 'in common use at the time,' as opposed to those that 'are highly unusual in society at large.'​

The discussion in Heller on page 54 of that decision is pretty informative on this subject as well.

so the ink n quill pen was common use .. so that's all we can have now .. the internet was unusual when it first started ..

 

[MikeyCNY]

I have an interest in a MP7 with can.

 

[That_FNG]

If the government restricts them how can they be in common use? They were in the 1920 and 30’s so historically were all good.

I can see SBR’s and SBS’s being unrestricted along with maybe suppressors. I am unsure about machine guns as even before the NFA they were not that common simply due to cost. Guns like the Thompsons were extremely expensive brand new for what the average person then could afford.