displacedtexan
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That's part of what it says...I think he means “the people”. As in “the right of the people to keep and bear arms, shall not be infringed. “
What is right before it?
That's part of what it says...I think he means “the people”. As in “the right of the people to keep and bear arms, shall not be infringed. “
The 2nd amendment should be afforded the same broad interpretation as the 1st amendment, always leaning towards more liberty rather than less. You should not be allowed to interpret amendments according to whether you like them or not. The current Supreme Court is as 2nd amendment friendly as any I've seen in my lifetime. It's a good thing, too.IMO, unwarranted government over reach. Now many of these type firearms are involved with illegal
actions. There is a 2A, in which I cannot find any definition as to what "kind" of firearm is included or excluded from the "right to bear arms". How did "we" ever let this Amendment get diluted; if that is the correct word. I'm not a legal nor Constitutional scholar, but, it should be pretty straight forward. The government is not a friend of the legal law abiding U.S. citizen; on many fronts.
A well balanced breakfast being a necessary start to your day, the right of the people to keep and eat food shall not be infringed. Who has a right to bear food? A well balanced breakfast or the people?That's part of what it says...
What is right before it?
A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free StateThat's part of what it says...
What is right before it?
That’s what I’m wondering as I add a whole bunch of lowers and braces to my cart lolSo if I want to convert my “pistol” to an sbr, I should do now and I can skip the fee?
This is where I am stuck. I have two pistols built from lowers, and they are intended to be my son's when he grows up. I know since their first iteration was a complete pistol, I can put a 16"+ upper and stock on them and go back and forth between pistol and rifle. Obviously cannot do that with purchases of complete rifles.I think the bigger issue for me is, a few NON ELECTED officials laying down law. Do we not realize how much "law" we are getting from gov entities like atf, epa, etc etc etc. That has to stop, is has to.
2nd, if they can just arbitrarily do this, how long before they decide to register the next thing, whatever that is.
Rather this gets struck down or not, I would urge everyone to realize if we dont draw a line in the sand and say no more it will never stop. I am not saying a war, not at all, but I am saying get involved. Dont just write your politicians, neither side gives a crap, get involved in local elections. Thats where this will get won or lost. But my gosh folks, if we dont say and do something what are our kids and grandkids gonna have for freedom.
Just to clarify, the way I read this is that the BRACE is what is being deemed illegal by this proposed rule, not the pistol itself. So that means that if you take the brace off of the pistol you should be good to go. We‘ll see if the final version rules on whether possession of a brace (not installed) would be considered illegal or not. The way I understand it right now, if the rule were to become final, you would have three options 1) surrender the pistol and brace 2) register the pistol as an SBR and get a free tax stamp, 3) remove the brace (and maybe destroy the brace). You would have 120 days after the rule becomes final to come into compliance.
We all know that constitutionality and interpretation of rules can change over time, I’m not sure I’d bet on this rule surviving as written. However until it is ruled on and actually changed it would stand and being out of compliance on it would be a federal offense (read that as time in the pokey).
What I think: Keep your pistols for your kids without a brace. The rule could change in a short amount of time and you could be allowed to reattach the brace after that. Don’t register as an SBR. Unless you truly want an SBR.
Agreed. Interpretation and application of the law or rule by the respective agency is often more important than the actual law. in my opinion there is a clear intent from the BATF to come after AR style pistols.What did catch my eye was the focus on carbine extensions, and the vagueness of what's a brace now and what isn't as I have two very different braces on these.
Agreed. Interpretation and application of the law or rule by the respective agency is often more important than the actual law. in my opinion there is a clear intent from the BATF to come after AR style pistols.
The bump stock litigation took years, I’d expect just as long, if not longer, on this one too. But until the rule is challenged and deemed unconstitutional it would stand and be enforceable.
Maybe. As it stands right now I can own an AR upper with a barrel less than 16” even if I don’t own an AR pistol or registered SBR. It only becomes illegal if I attach it to a lower that is not a register SBR or a pistol. The difference between that and this brace rule is that they’re purposely singling out the brace as being illegal. And they get to define what a brace is. It MAY be illegal to have possession of the brace even if not installed on anything. Need to figure out if they are talking about possession or installation. I haven’t gotten that far yet In the readings…. This really is a big pile of poop.I have a feeling that person could get in trouble for having a brace on a rifle, put it on a pistol, and magically it would called a stock.