Can someone tell me where in the 2nd amendment it says you can carry machine guns?

[popeyespappy]

It's a lot cheaper to get a light trigger and work on rapid fire techniques. Jerry Miculek can fire a revolver so fast it sounds full auto.

A few years ago one of the gun shops in Nashville had an M2 that had been converted to semi-auto that was fitted with a crack to operate the trigger rapidly for sale for $25,000. No stamp or special licenses required because it wasn't a machine gun.  

[Minimalist]

That's why they need to be upgraded.

Which "they" are you referring to, K?

[KUSA]

That's why they need to be upgraded.

Which "they" are you referring to, K?

Anyone of them that want to infringe.

[Pat Mustard]

Only with subtle insults without vulgar language.

-Jeanne

Hey, farbeit for me to argue with someone who's made her pro-murder views readily apparent.

That insulting enough for you?

[Cyberman]

It "mentions" a well-regulated militia, too..... but conservatards only see what they want to see.

[Gawdzilla Sama]

It "mentions" a well-regulated militia, too..... but conservatards only see what they want to see.

It's called "selective reading". It's how the Bible works, too.

[Aegon]

An individual in the US has to have one of these to legally own a machine gun.



In order to get a similar stamp an individual has to submit an application to the ATF along with a photograph, finger prints, a form signed by local law enforcement approving the individual to own a machine gun, and pay the $200 tax for the stamp. The process takes months and either the local law enforcement or the ATF can deny the application if they think the individual shouldn't be allowed to own a machine gun.

As far as Walmart or any other business goes they can if they choose ban carrying firearms in their store or other facilities by simply posting a sign by the doors.



Many businesses such as Walmart don't post these signs because they don't want to loose the business of the people that carry guns. If other people don't want to shop in stores that allow guns they can choose to take their business elsewhere, or they could organize boycotts and/or contact their state representatives and tell them they don't approve of the policies and regulations that allow such things. The former is why Walmart doesn't have the signs. The later is how the people with guns got their guns into most of these places in the first place.

It's be odd for Wal-Mart to do that considering I can buy guns there

[Gawdzilla Sama]

Do we actually have to say that we're not comfortable with people of unknown stability being armed in any random location we might have need to visit?

Dear people walking around with guns, why should we trust you?

[Cyberman]

Many businesses such as Walmart don't post these signs because they don't want to loose the business of the people that carry guns. If other people don't want to shop in stores that allow guns they can choose to take their business elsewhere, or they could organize boycotts and/or contact their state representatives and tell them they don't approve of the policies and regulations that allow such things. The former is why Walmart doesn't have the signs. The later is how the people with guns got their guns into most of these places in the first place.

It's be odd for Wal-Mart to do that considering I can buy guns there

I'm guessing you can also buy condoms there.

[Minimalist]

Do we actually have to say that we're not comfortable with people of unknown stability being armed in any random location we might have need to visit?

Dear people walking around with guns, why should we trust you?

Exactly how I feel about the fucking cops lately.