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Probably the same guys that put obnoxiously loud exhaust on their diesel trucks or their Ford Mustangs. Or the guys that straight pipe their Harleys.Quote:
Originally Posted by MOLON LABE
(Once again, take this with a mix of seriousness and jest or sarcasm.)
And the same guys who special order fireball and flachette shotgun shells. And have bayonets on pistols. And shoot .357 SIG.
Or the guys with SBR's but no suppressors.
.357Sig would just blow out any can anyway.Quote:
Originally Posted by Irving
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Originally Posted by ray1970
Hopefully that was mentioned as sarcasm. However There should be Absolutely NOTHING Voluntary done by any manufacturer, at all.Quote:
Originally Posted by DOC
While I would like a suppressor for my AR, I don't want one for my M1 or 1903A3.
Why not? Shouldn't the free market decide. Gov regs requirements is what got us in this predicament to begin with. Sorry if I'm not getting the gist of what was said here.Quote:
Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo
I think they would. The have tons of gimmicks going around like colors and grips. Why not have a model that comes out with a threaded barrel and x brand suppressor pre installed? It would be like buying a gun with night sights or because it comes with an extra magazine. I hope they don't do that because I would pull the trigger on something like that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo
To me Voluntary is the first step before mandatory, when it comes to anything firearms related. Like there should be voluntary micro stamping of ammunition, voluntary smart guns etc.Quote:
Originally Posted by sampson
Also, if its "voluntary", plaintiffs' lawyers will still use it as the basis for claiming its a standard and claim negligence if omitted.