Tennessee Gentleman
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if an impartial court were allowed to hear both sides of the argument, I think Miller may have turned out quite differently.
Unsupported speculation.
That is nothing more than your opinion, an opinion which the majority of those posting here do not share.
Unsupported speculation.
If I'm not mistaken, both the Spencer and Henry rifles were developed or at least found their first widespread use during the Civil War.
Made for civilians adopted by the military. The point I originally made.
My fear is that if other gun owners hear nothing but defeatist attitudes like yours and appeasment agendas like yours then they will too easily accept further erosion of our rights.
Opinion not backed up by any facts.
The Luger and Mauser C96 were the first successful semi-auto pistols that I'm aware of and both were heavily marketed to the military. The Mondragon Rifle was the first successful semi-automatic rifle and was used by German Aircraft crews during WWI.
Documentation?
That is the key difference but does not illustrate a complete lack of relation. Try again.
Relation is irrelavent. They are different weapons.
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Law abiding civilians owning full autos was not a problem problem prior to 1934Few if any owned them. See my previous posts.
Yet more poorly or completely unsupported speculation.
Read previous posts where links were provided.
Yeah I understand the way some hunters feel but that is changing as people who shoot are about the same number as those who hunt.
Unsupported speculation.
You should listen to Michael Bane's podcast.
Yawn, are your really trying to have a discussion? I will not answer any more of your posts like the last one if you have nothing else to add.