ScreamingEagle
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On the contrary, a number of posters have answered your question . None of them ,including mine, are what you want to hear! Besides, I don't recall anyone advocating taking all guns away from people. Most of the responsible people here are advocating taking assault weapons out of the hands of right wing nut jobs who cannot even see their own insanity.
any gun could be an assault weapon....
any knife could be an assault weapon....
any rock could be an assault weapon.....
any car could be an assault weapon....
ad infinitum....
are you going to limit people from the millions of things that could be an assault weapon..........?
will permits for knives or baseball bats be next......?![]()
How about ASSAULT WEAPON AS DEFINED BY LAW?
and which law would that be......? the now expired Federal Assault Weapons Ban.....?
A common mistake in informal discourse is to confuse the term assault rifle (which has full-automatic, "machine gun" capability) with the term 'assault weapon.' Unlike assault rifle, 'assault weapon' has no consistent or specific definition and, so, is subject to varying definitions for varying purposes, including definitions that include common non-military and non-military-style firearms.[1] Civilian ownership of firearms is generally restricted to semi-automatic weapons. Civilian ownership of assault 'rifles' or any other full-automatic firearm is tightly regulated by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives under the National Firearms Act of 1934 as amended by Title II of the Gun Control Act of 1968.
Assault weapon - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia