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Select fire is rare and expensive for legislative, not practical, reasons. And it is VERY fun, if not particularly useful. It's a large part of what I was think
by DuskStar 8y ago
Select fire is rare and expensive for legislative, not practical, reasons. And it is VERY fun, if not particularly useful. It's a large part of what I was thinking of.
Why would the price matter?
- wl 8y agoIf we're having a discussion about long-lived firearms having an effect on the market for new firearms, select fire is so rare (175,997 pre-86 transferrable as of February 2016[0]) as to be irrelevant. [0] https://www.nfatca.org/pubs/MG_Count_FOIA_2016.pdf https://www.nfatca.org/pubs/MG_Count_FOIA_2016.pdf