BREAKING: 74 House Representatives urge Speaker Johnson to REJECT a permanent reauthorization of the Undetectable Firearms Act of 1988 (a.k.a. archaic gun control) in a GOA-backed letter ahead of the law's expiration on March 8th, 2024. pic.twitter.com/5R6G7lq7oo
David Codrea is a long-time gun owner rights advocate who defiantly challenges the folly of citizen disarmament.
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The original “undetectable firearm” was the polymer framed Glock that became the preferred firearm of America’s police departments. The vary same body that decided it was undetectable and needed to be banned also once considered banning banana peels because they heard you could get high smoking them.
Real undetectable firearms are made from real unicorn farts and as unicorns are an endangered species and need to be protected, banning any product made from their farts is an obvious “good first step.”
That last paragraph, while somewhat off the rails ( 😉 ) is no more off the rails than some of the pontification coming from our legislators and anti-RKBA community who can’t seem to keep straight if they’re talking about undetectable firearms or untraceable firearms. Then again, maybe they think they’re one and the same.
But as long as yours doesn’t have a “shoulder thing that goes up” or fires ammo that will incinerate a deer from a hundred magazine clip, you should be good to go.
The original “undetectable firearm” was the polymer framed Glock that became the preferred firearm of America’s police departments. The vary same body that decided it was undetectable and needed to be banned also once considered banning banana peels because they heard you could get high smoking them.
Real undetectable firearms are made from real unicorn farts and as unicorns are an endangered species and need to be protected, banning any product made from their farts is an obvious “good first step.”
That last paragraph, while somewhat off the rails ( 😉 ) is no more off the rails than some of the pontification coming from our legislators and anti-RKBA community who can’t seem to keep straight if they’re talking about undetectable firearms or untraceable firearms. Then again, maybe they think they’re one and the same.
But as long as yours doesn’t have a “shoulder thing that goes up” or fires ammo that will incinerate a deer from a hundred magazine clip, you should be good to go.