jlf1961 -> RE: What do flah suppressors have to do with crime control (1/18/2013 5:23:36 PM)
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ORIGINAL: Owner59 It`s not a hunting rifle. The round was meant for killing people. There is no reason a civilian should own one.Same for the AK-47 semi-auto.Almost everyone i know with one knows how to make them full auto. Never seen anyone hunt with either one but I often hear righties gushing about taking on dictatorships and how a Kalashnikov would be their weapon of choice. Let me enlighten you on a few things. the following rounds were designed to kill people, not animals. 7mm 8mm 7.56mm 45/70. 45/90 30cal, 30-0-6, 45, 44, 30-30, .303, .454 All those are hunting calibers now. As for rifles that were designed to kill people. M1, Springfield 30 bolt action, Springfield 30-0-6 bolt action. 7mm Mauser, 8mm Mauser These are common sport rifles now. IN point of fact, the common hunting black powder replicas were originally MILITARY weapons. Just about every pistol larger than the .22 was designed to kill people and were military or police issue. So any weapon or caliber that was design to kill people should be banned? In case you are not able to figure it out, that would be EVERY FUCKING GUN ON THE FUCK*ING MARKET. So, basically you are anti second amendment. You just lied. The .30-30 Winchester cartridge was expressly made for the Winchester 1894 hunting rifle and was never meant for military use. Then the web page I got information was wrong, and I apologize, unlike some people on these boards, (not meaning you) I can admit when I was wrong. And I edited my post to explain my point about assault rifles. The m14 was designated an Battle Rifle when issued, however, under the current definition set by various international agencies, it is now considered an assault weapon. The first assault weapon fielded by the Germans in WW2, would by our standards be a battle rifle, however it is classified as an assault weapon. Technically, the AK 47 was the first assault weapon since it was significantly shorter than the average rifle issued by any other military service at the time the Warsaw pack adopted it. The Warsaw pact Dragunov sniper rifle uses the AK action and is still an exceptional weapon.
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