Respuestas al mensaje #20,890

I feel like this was the goal the entire time. They're not comfortable getting stuff off the registry.

Lol. I knew it would never happen. I hate being pessimistic, but you have one group that wants you disarmed yesterday, and another that wants you...

So then what's the point of the registry if not to keep tabs on who paid their permission slip taxes? I mean I know the answer but legally...

If the tax becomes $0, the wait time will become indefinite and subject to the ATF. What they would effectively be passing in this current form is...

The existence of the NFA was upheld by the SCOTUS as a tax registry. But now it would be a $0 tax? Maybe the SCOTUS would have to reevaluate it then?

Yeah, fuck that - it's not the $200 that bother's me. It's the registry and asking permission to cross state lines that's the entire problem.

People with obscure guns that shoot uncommon ammo be like: