I feel a bit relieved.

[Wyrd of Gawd]

I'm sure the dead will find that distinction comforting.

I doubt they'll find much of anything....but the survivors might like to see the type of firearm used to kill their family be the type of firearm that is banned, unlike our last gun ban fiasco.  We have the last gun ban to thank for the ar15 in every possible sense.  It drove the innovation, it drove the style, it drove the mindset.......without it there would be no ar15's to strangle the rifle market.

Might want to get it right next time.

One gun shop has sold 15,000 AR15's since Sunday.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-...sacre.html

'We normally sell two a day, today we are selling up to 15 an hour': Georgia gun shop reports soaring AR 15 sales while Pennsylvania dealer has sold 15,000 since Orlando massacre
Omar Mateen killed at least 49 people in a gay nightclub early Sunday morning in a shooting rampage
Gun sales have soared since the tragedy as enthusiast fear the weapons may be banned or restricted in the wake of the massacre
Georgia gun shop sold 15 guns an hour yesterday while a Pennsylvania dealer has sold 15,000 since Sunday
Smith & Wesson, the Massachusetts-based manufacturer of handguns, shares increased as much as eight per cent the day after the massacre
Shares of Connecticut-based Sturm, Ruger & Company saw a more than nine per cent jump in shares on the same day
Concern among consumers who are buying guns is that they might be more difficult to purchase in the future if stricter legislation is passed"