Reply #26: And has been pointed out numerous times ...

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while that sounds easy and nice, it's a pipe dream.

You keep saying the same thing over and over, probably hoping that if you say it enough it just might happen.

You never bother to present a coherent argument for how you would accomplish this that would deal with existing firearms and ammo. There are more than 300 million firearms right now in our country. With reasonable care they just don't wear out. Many firearms made 200 years ago are still functional and modern firearms are more durable and stronger.

Ammunition also doesn't wear out or go bad as long as it is stored properly and not subjected to temperature extremes.

Instead of posting the same simplistic and unworkable idea over and over and over and over, why not take the time to carefully consider the problem and weigh your argument. If indeed you can find a realistic way to implement it, post it and counter the replies with logic and fact.

Otherwise you are living in a fantasy Alice in Wonderland world.