The reason for the 2nd Amendment is to assure the citizens of the United States would have a "fighting chance" to overthrow a corrupt government....since the U.S. is founded on the principle of us breaking free of the homeland.
Now, with that in mind, I'm sure a musket and pistol would be fine....if government law enforcement carried the same thing.
If you fill out the required paperwork and get approved, you can buy/make just about anything you want. As long as your intent is in good nature, and that'll be up to BATF to determine.if this is indeed the case then why can't i go down to the local army surplus and buy a M1-abrams?
just playing devils advocate oke:
Bust open your credit card and have fun:if this is indeed the case then why can't i go down to the local army surplus and buy a M1-abrams?
just playing devils advocate oke:
Retarded Yahoo article said:The first time I shot a gun, an M4 assault rifle, I didn’t want to pick it up — I was scared of the unexpectedly giant death machine I’d agreed to shoot with. As it happens, I probably shouldn’t have picked it up — a stray shell casing burned my leg and left a bullet-shaped scar, along with a story that has gotten me through many a bad date.
Bust open your credit card and have fun:
http://www.exarmyvehicles.com/offer/tracked-vehicles
My wife is lucky we aren't rich...
It's not that he is dainty. It's that he is a lying sack.
I'm just wondering how dainty you are that a casing gave you an instant scar? I've had tons of brass hit me over the years, and unless you manage to have it stick to you... somehow... it's hardly "scarring."
:lol1::lol1::lol1:Stanley said:My wife is lucky we aren't rich...
$20-250K depending on condition and functionality. Add rubber tread and you have a new DDwhat does a tank run....? That'd be awesome :lol: