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For All the People Who Think Machine Guns Are Banned in the U.S.: Knob Creek

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In a recent post, a commentator opined that Texas can’t be considered truly gun-friendly until it restores residents’ right to open carry. Fair enough. By the same token, America can’t be considered truly gun-friendly until the feds roll-back the National Firearms Act to allow the sale of modern machine guns (and other stuff). Until then, this.

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Robert Farago is the former publisher of The Truth About Guns (TTAG). He started the site to explore the ethics, morality, business, politics, culture, technology, practice, strategy, dangers and fun of guns.

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  1. Here, in Canada, we have had a huge influx of third world gangbangers, who whip out pistols to settle scores, and often slaughter bystanders in the process. Google “Jane Creba” to read one example.

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  2. Weight wise I carried a 240 that weighed 28 lbs and 5 hundreds rounds of ammo, plus body armor, water, food, helmet, our fore fathers were much more maneuverable than soldiers and Marines today

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  3. “We (Americans) are a gun culture, no doubt about it,”

    I disagree.

    We (Americans) are a culture of Liberty, and Liberty’s indispensable corollary–individual responsibility. Or at least we were, once. Individual responsibility is the answer to why we have so many guns and why (historically) we are (were) more responsible with them.

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  4. Hello,

    My name is Ron Burgundy and I’m a passionate advocate of non-violence through the support of everybody’s constitutionally protected right to bear arms. As long as not everybody shoots the bears at the same time, there will be enough arms for everybody.

    This is Ron Burgundy for Channel 5 News. Stay classy San Diego!

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  5. I really love the design because I am paraplegic. Conventional shotguns are too long and I don’t want a pistol grip shotgun, the KSG ejects straight down so that is a no go when you’re seated.

    It seems like this is a good gun as long as you have the right ammo. I know when Hickok45 on Youtube reviewed it he was running slugs no problem, so it must be an ammo sensitive design. That isn’t really surprising given that shotgun shells have such variance in length. The design would almost be more suited to a proprietary shell.

    As it stands it is pricey, but innovative and I would definitely like to get one.

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  6. Wow. This article is completely pointless. There’s no f’ing felony being committed here. He’s at a goddamned gun show for god’s sake that just happens to be in New York! What do you do at gun shows? Handle guns you f’in idiots! Do you children know the difference in handling(HOLDING) a gun and possessing a gun? No you obviously don’t! This article is the definition of “reaching” for a story that isn’t there. It’s time you people grow the “F” up and be adults. You give the Gun Rights movement a bad name! Smack yourself for being a jackass.

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    • No, the problem is he is a Bolshevik tutored by Frank Davis when he was growing up. He study communism at Occidental and Columbia. Read his books and listen to the Books on Tape versions, both so you can see the entire book (in print) and here it in Barry’s voice. He talks about going to communist seminars at Columbia to “clear his head.” I don’t like Lenin, Stalin or Krushev either and they really are Caucasian.

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  7. Thanks to sympathetic police chiefs, I had no problem getting and renewing concealed carry permits in MA from 1957 to 1995. One local chief did ask me, back in the 1980s, why I wanted a renewal. I replied, “Because I’d prefer to carry legally.” In 1995, I moved to AZ, where I got my permit and instructor’s certification within a week of arrival.

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  8. The had two or three mini guns running at the night shoot this year. I had the joy of shooting the 50 cal shorty at the end of the line in the video above. It was an amazing spectacle.

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