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I think we see the same picture. Well, finally, I would say that a blanket ban on the sale and manufacture of new semiautos with switchable mags would very lik
by unethical_ban 3y ago
I think we see the same picture.
Well, finally, I would say that a blanket ban on the sale and manufacture of new semiautos with switchable mags would very likely make them disappear over time the way automatics would, for criminals as well. Then you aren't criminalizing their possession, but the supply will naturally go down.
I get your point about how bad guys have good weapons sometimes and so people and cops need to be armed, too.
- lazide 3y agoYup. It would reduce supply significantly, and frequency they show up for sure. But as I noted in another reply, Europe is about as restrictive as it comes and you still end up with things like [https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-66059738.amp https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-66059738.amp].
- psunavy03 3y ago> Well, finally, I would say that a blanket ban on the sale and manufacture of new semiautos with switchable mags would very likely make them disappear over time the way automatics would, for criminals as well. Then you aren't criminalizing their possession, but the supply will naturally go down.* I don't support the most extremist takes on it, but with comments like this, you aren't a "tepid 2A supporter." You flat out oppose it, so let's at least clear the air and be honest.