The Bodyguard 2.0 is such a fantastic little firearm, and is definitely a great buy. Lots of modern 380 acp hollow points work well, unlike a decade ago, so you have carry ammo options, and I think 10+1 jogger floggers is good enough in any situation a civilian would find themselves in.
If it actually happens, I promise to celebrate by buying a registry free SBR. Sound like a deal?
Do you know how autistic I sound when I sperg about the indestructibility of the USP and MK23? It's weird, but it's come up like 4 times in conversation the past two months.
I have a 48 slide on that frame and its the fucking best. The normal 43X/48 frame is reasonably comfortable but the PP43X is unbeatable compared to everything I've ever held at a gun shop. Handled my first actual glocks last year, not clones, and holy fucking shit they suck to hold. The Dagger or a P80 may be more jank but they're just so much better to hold and shoot than a real Glock
Eh, at this point I view ATF agents and lolcows with threads on this site the same way. They both are wasted lives that only serve to be pointed and laughed at/ridiculed. If this passes and I can have whatever barrel length/stabilizing device I want without filling out bullshit paper with a bullshit tax, I'll be very happy. If I can continue to mock people who work for the ATF at the same time, even better.
, but I just got the news via a friend over Discord.
Ba'al is shaking in his boots.
If this passes, I'm gonna buy a nice Mad Max-style short-barrelled Side by Side.I know a little
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If this passes, then I'm getting a PS90 with the PROPER barrel length.
I'm hoping that mossburg sells a 10 or so version of the shockwave M.
I interpreted this to mean "10 gauge" on first reading, which would be a very impressive (and unpleasant) little device.
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If this passes, then I'm getting a PS90 with the PROPER barrel length.
So if I'm understanding the legalese correctly, they're removing the $200 tax, but keeping the registry? Or am I just retarded?
Make it two and it's a deal.
It gets treated as any other firearm. They're striking the registry and $200 tax and saying in the feds eyes ownership is the registry for sates that require fed registry. Should be just go buy it like other normal gun or make it yourself like you would other normal guns.
Out of curiosity, how can a worn recoil spring impede ejection? Does it create additional resistance, or conversely cause the slide to fly back so fast that the casing hasn't fully contracted inside the chamber, causing it to bind?
So the registry is staying, which makes this not much of a victory. I still doubt it will pass, but even if it does pass, it is still really not meaning much if you have to be put on the "raid this guy first" list to participate, not to mention the legal problems with registered arms and accessories. I suppose the only benefit is hoping that enough people begin buying SBRs that the list becomes functionally worthless due to the number of people on the registry.
I vote the RPK.
