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I am sure there is a lot of "passive resistance" to these regulations. ie those who own these find a way to use them somewhere or other.

I salute those who are not giving up in getting this oppressive regulation, ruling (or whatever) not only quashed---but publicized as well. When I tell my freinds (even gun owning ones) and acqaintances about the "safe queen " rule they cannot believe it.

This helps keep the fight alive.
 
Pikachu said:
I am sure there is a lot of "passive resistance" to these regulations. ie those who own these find a way to use them somewhere or other.

I salute those who are not giving up in getting this oppressive regulation, ruling (or whatever) not only quashed---but publicized as well. When I tell my freinds (even gun owning ones) and acqaintances about the "safe queen " rule they cannot believe it.

This helps keep the fight alive.
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Hehe, "Safe Queen", that's a good one :) Well, I see there are a few other reasonably priced military rifles out there, although I suspect maybe not the same quality, such as the Norinco M4, and some M14 variants as well that may make a good substitution that I can actually take to the range (and keep the queen company in the locker). Maybe someday the rules will change, although I won't hold my breath....

Thanks everyone for the input, I'll post a few pics of the "gal" for you to drool over....:D
 
There is so much inequity in our firearms laws,

Here is an honest guy who wants to target shoot.. he isnt premitted.

James Roszko, didnt even have his hk91 registered, he still got to shoot it. That ended badly.

That shows that registration cannot control bad things from happening. Just because the hk91 is 12.5 wont stop it from being used in a crime.
 
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