I heard the guy was shooting at targets on his lawn, idk how bad of a shot you gotta be to miss the damn ground but it's this kinda shit that makes us all look bad.

So they're redefining what firearm manufacturing machine and firearm accessory mean and making it illegal to share print files as if it were giving away an actual firearm. And restricting printers.
Stay classy Cali.

Fuck that

Are you gonna ban angle grinders and drill presses? You gonna ban Home Depot?

what do they got against bigfoot
does he not get 2a rights?

I remember that

"police seized a 3d printed semiautomatic rifle"
they seized a plastic prop and destroyed it what's with the scary language

If a rifle is a WMD good luck defending a suit against the police where a WMD was used lmao

they are spring powered, found them on an ebay listing priced at $45

How is it nonsense? What part is nonsense?

they're supposed to drop tomorrow but $20 says they're either gonna be heavily redacted or are just gonna be the same logs that have been public for a while

The thing about that is the incredibly vast majority of guns in the US are never used in crimes, so it would just be gun owners paying into an insurance system that nobody gets anything out of.

You're proposing a company charge people to own their own property.

That's true. I read in David Yamane's Gun Curious about the concept of the human-weapon relationship, and how it went from pointy rocks to bows and then advanced to projectile weapons. People who want to defend themselves and their stuff have always had weapons, and guns are just the latest thing.

By your logic a bolt action rifle from WW1 is an assault weapon because it was made to storm trenches. Right now the most popular hunting rifles in the country are based on wartime designs.

Walz needs to get his definitions straight because you can't effectively regulate what you can't define.