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12-30-2012, 11:14 PM
(This post was last modified: 09-01-2022, 01:01 AM by Fearless Community.
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If it makes any correlation Adman, I'll explain.
Full-Auto Weapons, have been restricted by atleast three acts in the United States, namely: Hughes Amendment 1986, NFA 1934, and GCA 1968.
Each of these acts have played roles in restricting automatic firearms for the die hard collectors, and use of such firearms in crime is minimal. Just to give you an idea here... Ever since NFA 1934, was enacted, only two murders have happened with full-automatic weapons. One of which involved a police informant killing a drug dealer.
Semi-Automatic Weapons, have been labeled left and right by the media to be capable of 'burst firing' or 'full automatic firing' this isn't true by any means. Semi-Automatic means one trigger pull, one bullet. As of the moment[and as the video said], Semi-Automatic Rifles only account for roughly 2% of the overall firearm murders in the United States.
The things which commit the most murders in the United States is handguns, shotguns,and lever action rifles.
In most of the attacks where the media constantly shouts 'semi-automatic weapons!' they probably mean handguns.
Tucson? Glocks
Virgina Tech? Glocks
Columbine? Already illegal Tec-9, illegal shotgun[sawn off], and handguns.
Newtown? Two handguns, semi-auto rifle which only had one magazine, and shotgun[which wasn't used]
Yeah, semi-auto rifles can screw shit up badly, but the hugest issue is shotguns/handguns. Problem is though, you can't restrict those even, because tons of hunters use them.
Full-Auto Weapons, have been restricted by atleast three acts in the United States, namely: Hughes Amendment 1986, NFA 1934, and GCA 1968.
Each of these acts have played roles in restricting automatic firearms for the die hard collectors, and use of such firearms in crime is minimal. Just to give you an idea here... Ever since NFA 1934, was enacted, only two murders have happened with full-automatic weapons. One of which involved a police informant killing a drug dealer.
Semi-Automatic Weapons, have been labeled left and right by the media to be capable of 'burst firing' or 'full automatic firing' this isn't true by any means. Semi-Automatic means one trigger pull, one bullet. As of the moment[and as the video said], Semi-Automatic Rifles only account for roughly 2% of the overall firearm murders in the United States.
The things which commit the most murders in the United States is handguns, shotguns,and lever action rifles.
In most of the attacks where the media constantly shouts 'semi-automatic weapons!' they probably mean handguns.
Tucson? Glocks
Virgina Tech? Glocks
Columbine? Already illegal Tec-9, illegal shotgun[sawn off], and handguns.
Newtown? Two handguns, semi-auto rifle which only had one magazine, and shotgun[which wasn't used]
Yeah, semi-auto rifles can screw shit up badly, but the hugest issue is shotguns/handguns. Problem is though, you can't restrict those even, because tons of hunters use them.