Another Anti 2A storm brewing?

[BPTactical]

This round could be no fun, looks like they want to go after 80% receivers and "parts kits".
90 bills it appears......

http://www.popvox.com/blog/2013/issu...irearms-113th/

[T-Giv]

Just the next round in the fight. Little by little more is taken away.

[02ducky]

Oh christ, more bullshit, more idiot laws to make the sheep safe... when is this bullshit gonna end?

Anybody hear the toilet bowl flushing??

[Skully]

I saw this last week somewhere. Pretty stupid, they start banning 80% lowers, but then expand to say parts. The idiot who dreamed it up doesn't understand, or maybe he does?

[<MADDOG>]

They are also going after home-made, or "printed" weapons also in S.1149

"SECTION 1. SHORT TITLE.
This Act may be cited as the ‘Undetectable Firearms Modernization Act’.

SEC. 2. FINDINGS.
The Congress finds that--

(1) according to data from the Federal Bureau of Investigation, 8,583 of the 12,664 murders in the United States in 2011 were committed using a firearm, and more than 57 percent of the murders that occurred in New York State were perpetrated with a firearm;

(2) the ability to produce a receiver for a firearm in the home would circumvent a number of laws, because the receiver is the component of the firearm that bears its serial number, as required by regulations;

(3) digital manufacturing technologies, including but not limited to computer numerical control mills (‘CNC mills’), 3-dimensional printers (‘3D printers’), and laser cutting machines, are quickly advancing to a point where it will soon be possible to fabricate fully operational firearm components; and

(4) some commercially available products that utilize digital manufacturing technologies to manufacture objects are able to manufacture these objects using materials that are unable to be detected by traditional metal detectors, and may not present an accurate image on an x-ray."

http://www.govtrack.us/congress/bills/113/s1149/text

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They are also going after home-made, or "printed" weapons also in S.1149 "SECTION 1. SHORT TITLE. This Act may be cited as the ‘Undetectable Firearms Modernization Act’. SEC. 2. FINDINGS. The Congress finds that-- (1) according to data from the Federal Bureau of Investigation, 8,583 of the 12,664 murders in the United States in 2011 were committed using a firearm, and more than 57 percent of the murders that occurred in New York State were perpetrated with a firearm; (2) the ability to produce a receiver for a firearm in the home would circumvent a number of laws, because the receiver is the component of the firearm that bears its serial number, as required by regulations; (3) digital manufacturing technologies, including but not limited to computer numerical control mills (‘CNC mills’), 3-dimensional printers (‘3D printers’), and laser cutting machines, are quickly advancing to a point where it will soon be possible to fabricate fully operational firearm components; and (4) some commercially available products that utilize digital manufacturing technologies to manufacture objects are able to manufacture these objects using materials that are unable to be detected by traditional metal detectors, and may not present an accurate image on an x-ray." http://www.govtrack.us/congress/bills/113/s1149/text

Shame we cant CNC or 3d print some better lawmakers

[Tinelement]

My head is spinning after reading through that list.

Sheesh!

Buckle up friends.

[Hound]

Just wrong. Did you notice the gun registration and the expansion of the "National Firearms Registration and Transfer Record"

[streetglideok]

You guys didn't really think this was all over with did you?lol Why more than ever it is important to vote, and volunteer to help get the right kind of voters out.

[ZERO THEORY]

I'm genuinely depressed and worried about the future. Between the disarming of citizens, the abolishing of civil liberties and rights, the dwindling "common sense" amongst people, poison being sold as food, unintelligent entertainment, and the politically-correct indoctrination of kids, I don't see how we can look forward and be optimistic.