How Many People Will Move to West Virginia Just to Buy a Machine Gun?
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Guns of the Cold War: RPK Rifle
The RPK or Ruchnoy Pulemyot Kalashnikova from its profile is quite naturally a child of Mikhail Kalashnikov and it should be obvious from looking at the weapon that it’s based upon the original AK-47/AKM action.
DOJ Argues Machine Guns are Atypical, Not Protected by the Second Amendment
Jaquan Bridges, who pleaded guilty to the offense after a 2023 shootout with police, was arrested with a Glock .40 caliber pistol with an attachment that converted the handgun into a machine gun, but fought to dismiss the charge on constitutional grounds.
District Court Judge Rules Ban on Machinegun Ownership Unconstitutional Under Bruen
What we have here is a very rare judge who his openly hostile not only to the accused’s right to own a machinegun, but also Bruen…but is also able to put his beliefs aside and apply the law as it currently stands.
What Would You Do With a Preemptive Federal Pardon?
We’re all bagging on Biden being a trashy piece of shit, but just imagine what you would do if you got a Get Out of Jail Free card for all federal crimes for 10 years!
Six Reasons That NFA Items Have Become Much More Popular
Even my local pawn shop now sells suppressors. Everywhere I go has a SOT and sells the fun stuff. All around social media, I see SBRs and cans with a hint of AOWs and SBS’s on the side.
Judiciary Chairman Durbin Undergoes Startling Attitude Adjustment on Gun Laws With Senate Control About to Switch to the GOP
Senate Judiciary Chairman Dick Durbin struck a noticeably different tone than his usually combative anti-Second Amendment style, seeking instead to offer to work with Republicans in the new Congress when majority control flips in January.
OSD: Some of Us May Get Machine Guns Relatively Soon…If SCOTUS Reinterprets the Commerce Clause
So, when do we get machine guns? At a nationwide level, probably never. At least unless coil guns, or some
Anti-Gun Academic Relies on Readers’ Ignorance in Attacking Kansas Machine Gun Ruling
Following a US District Court judge in Kansas ruling that machine guns are “bearable” and thus protected under the Second