Thread: Guns Guns and MORE Guns

Seems all rights are null and void once you try to screw the Tax man. I find it rather confusing that federal law overrides state law and vice versa. How many amendments seem to have a different interpretation at the state level. My fear is that one day the second amendment will be deemed only valid for the firearm technology at the time the amendment was written. So yes you can buy and carry a musket or a flintlock pistol.

Originally Posted by Razorfaust

Seems all rights are null and void once you try to screw the Tax man. I find it rather confusing that federal law overrides state law and vice versa. How many amendments seem to have a different interpretation at the state level. My fear is that one day the second amendment will be deemed only valid for the firearm technology at the time the amendment was written. So yes you can buy and carry a musket or a flintlock pistol.

Don't forget the blunderbus 😂

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Originally Posted by Razorfaust

Seems all rights are null and void once you try to screw the Tax man. I find it rather confusing that federal law overrides state law and vice versa. How many amendments seem to have a different interpretation at the state level. My fear is that one day the second amendment will be deemed only valid for the firearm technology at the time the amendment was written. So yes you can buy and carry a musket or a flintlock pistol.

Actually, there was already GI firearms that could fire full auto, 30 rounds at a time. Not worried.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Girandoni_air_rifle