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2nd Amendment:
"A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed....except for ghost guns...and automatic weapons.....and home made weapons....and anything else that Big Bro can't get his grubby paws into or track."
Not quite the way it goes now is it.
DSA/dnc IS the greatest enemy of the USA in the world.
"A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed....except for ghost guns...and automatic weapons.....and home made weapons....and anything else that Big Bro can't get his grubby paws into or track."
Not quite the way it goes now is it.
DSA/dnc IS the greatest enemy of the USA in the world.
Ghost guns are easy to make with no machining experience. Have someone buy a gun, then you file the serial number off. Or go the long way of making them from 80% receivers/frames and having to buy jigs and a few drill presses.
I get why some folks are concerned about it, but it isn't something I really worry about.
I remember watching a similar documentary about families in the Philippines who build pistol frames from scratch and work with smugglers to get them into the US.
I remember watching a similar documentary about families in the Philippines who build pistol frames from scratch and work with smugglers to get them into the US.
And funny thing, their 1911's are handmade in the jungle from scraps, and they are indistinguishable from real brands offerings side by side.
Pretty much what the documentary showed . . . and the gangs in California were paying a ton of cash for them.
Probably made by Springfield Armory and Taurus smiths when they get home from work.
I like "ghost guns" and if any of you have a Ghost Gunner mill for sale, shoot me a PM... There is no cost savings in an 80% lower, but I don't think it's the .gov's job to know what guns I have. The only reason I can think of for it is confiscation and God help us if it ever comes to that.
They can also do a trace on the striker/firing pin. But I agree on just tossing the barrel. You can take the little ID plate out pretty fast as well. Someone should do a video on how easy it is to make a firearm untraceable but then someone would complain that you were giving criminals instructions.
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