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USALiberal

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7. I agree, sounds like he is fine with it. Nt

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Sun Dec 12, 2021, 08:58 PM

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What Are Ghost Guns and Why Are They So Dangerous? [View all] turbinetree Dec 2021 OP

Dangerous because either criminals and/or Klansmen types are into them. Hoyt Dec 2021 #1

It's a media term, the only difference is that there is no serial number.... getagrip_already Dec 2021 #2

thanks for that summary stopdiggin Dec 2021 #4

Anybody can buy one. AndyS Dec 2021 #3

To be more precise, anyone can purchase the tools and parts necessary to make a firearm. Dial H For Hero Dec 2021 #5

A distinction without a difference. AndyS Dec 2021 #6

I agree, sounds like he is fine with it. Nt USALiberal Dec 2021 #7

I expressed neither approval nor disapproval. I simply described the situation as I see it. Dial H For Hero Dec 2021 #8

Struck me as approving. Apparently I'm not the only one. AndyS Dec 2021 #9

I can't control how things strike you or anyone else. Please point out which part of my post Dial H For Hero Dec 2021 #11

To not express disapproval is tacit approval. There is no neutral ground. AndyS Dec 2021 #17

Nonsense. As is comparing the manufacturing of a firearm for one's personal use to slavery. Dial H For Hero Dec 2021 #19

The comparison of doing nothing about guns is absolutely valid. AndyS Dec 2021 #20

I got the same impression, but he is right Amishman Dec 2021 #18

I wonder how they'll deal with that in countries that have actual firearm restrictions. Crunchy Frog Dec 2021 #10

Ineffectively. Here's a recent photo of a People's Defense Forces fighter in Myanmar. Dial H For Hero Dec 2021 #13

I was thinking less places like Myanmar and more like Europe. Crunchy Frog Dec 2021 #14

Well, as the Wikipedia article points out the FGC-9 was designed so as not to require a single Dial H For Hero Dec 2021 #16

CNC machines aren't even necessary to build ghost guns jmowreader Dec 2021 #12

Fair point. I was just thinking of the Ghost Gunner CNC machine, which allows one to turn an 80% Dial H For Hero Dec 2021 #15

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