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Vanvac47
2 days ago
what about hammers? they kill more people than guns! why don't the media
start "hammering" the background check & registration of hammers
LOL
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NV
2 days ago
terrible article the author is a frightened child
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JWood-The-Other
21 hours ago
The author is British. 'Nuff Said?
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prasuncoli
1 day ago
my neighbor's sister-in-law makes $78 an hour on the internet. She has been out of a job for 6 months but last month her paycheck was $21851 just working on the internet for a few hours. Read more on Ask25.com
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anthony
1 day ago
you lie like a rug so stop trying to advertise a scam
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Tomira
1 day ago
Can we leave the 'advertisements' OFF the blogs please...
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Spagester
2 days ago
Seriously? Swords, bows and arrows and whips are on the list? Lame article
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Tbragg106
1 day ago
Can't believe how misleading this article is. I mean, of course swords are legal, crossbows are not a big deal, and honestly, have you ever heard of a crime with a flamethrower?
This is just plain silly, written by someone who not only has never SEEN a real weapon, but probably doesn't have anything sharper than those silly kindergartner scissors in their house.
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JWood-The-Other
21 hours ago
I think this web site caters to people of the British persuasion. To them this is shocking stuff. Keep in mind that there is a movement in Great Briton to ban pointy knives in the kitchen.
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Sarahgreene9132
2 days ago
@littlelizard25- Go live in Mexico. I hear they have the strictist gun control laws there, Mexican citizens cannot posess any dangerous weapons. You will be much safer in Mexico.
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Nicholasg 73
2 days ago
They have plenty of dangerous weapons in Mexico. 50,000 didn't die from harsh language there Gringa.
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LevonTostig
2 days ago
Your inability to recognize blatant sarcasm just made @7789f14b9fd1035e1af3c9bc577430cc:disqus 's point.
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Jim Parks
1 day ago
Understand sarcasm much, Nicholas?
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Byblos185
1 day ago
I have no trouble believing that all of these are legal.
I want my money back.
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Benjamin Kendall
1 day ago
10 Top 10 articles you wont believe are readable
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Nichoasg 73
2 days ago
I'd like to see the average couch potato draw a crossbow or swing a sword w/out cutting an arm off.
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thesparky1
1 day ago
Alcohol is legal. Kills more than any other cause of death. Accepted into society. Responsible for major health problems.
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1981MARDET
1 day ago
WHAT IDIOT WROTE THIS ARTICAL, THE MINI GUN IS COVERED UNDER THE GUN CONTROL ACT OF 1968. PLEASE READ YOUR HISTORY PRIOR TO MAKING STUPID CLAIMS.
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946towguy
1 day ago
You can legally purchase a machinegun made prior to 1986, if you live in a free state and comply with all of the rules. One way involves filling out an ATF form 4, getting it signed by the chief of police, paying for a tax stamp, submitting fingerprints and mugshot, and waiting a long time for processing. The papers would need to be kept with the weapon and legal authorities need to be notified whenever the weapon will be moved out of state. The ATF can show up whenever they want for surprise "inspections".
Neither the 1934 act nor...
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Katrencik7
5 hours ago
A lot of machineguns are now discontinued, you can't convert any carbines with M2 kits anymore, even if you have a vintage kit. And I don't think that canon is a black powder muzzle loading cannon. I think the rule is anything under 40mm is still tranferrable.
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If you feel the need to throw some fire around, you are legally allowed to purchase a flamethrower under federal law, and 40 states have no laws against owning the weapon. Though it’s restricted in some states, such as California, unlicensed possession is only considered a misdemeanor.
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