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Sometimes I wish he had a select-fire setting .........
On The Nuge Feud 2009
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As an earlier poster said, that would be fairly silly when real select-fire assault rifles and SMGs are available for much less than a store-bought AR family rifle from the United States.
The Volokh Conspiracy » President Calderon’s claim about “assault weapons” 2010
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Your select-fire M16, however, you have the right to own.
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Sometimes I wish he had a select-fire setting .........
On The Nuge Feud 2009
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Your select-fire M16, however, you have the right to own.
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As an earlier poster said, that would be fairly silly when real select-fire assault rifles and SMGs are available for much less than a store-bought AR family rifle from the United States.
The Volokh Conspiracy » President Calderon’s claim about “assault weapons” 2010
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The original 5.56 semi-auto (when the .222 Remington was modified to become the .223 Remington and adopted for wider mass production standards, in the form of 5.56 NATO) that was adopted by the military in select-fire forms, has been used by the U.S. for over 45 years, and has been used in some form by dozens of other countries (Canada for instance).
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The bottom line, the constitutionality of the 1934 NFA as applied to short barrel shotguns and select-fire firearms was upheld by the Heller majority, in direct contradiction to what the Miller case actually says.
The Volokh Conspiracy » Pipe Bombs Unprotected by the Second Amendment: 2009
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Broaching the misconstruction of Miller as it applies to short barrel shotguns/rifles and select-fire small arms opens a huge can of worms.
The Volokh Conspiracy » Pipe Bombs Unprotected by the Second Amendment: 2009
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The original 5.56 semi-auto (when the .222 Remington was modified to become the .223 Remington and adopted for wider mass production standards, in the form of 5.56 NATO) that was adopted by the military in select-fire forms, has been used by the U.S. for over 45 years, and has been used in some form by dozens of other countries (Canada for instance).
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