[bmarg]

axxe55 your post #4 is well put. I recently did a high school capstone project on guns and their correlation to violence and that was essentially my point of my 12 page paper and 7 minute speech. I don't think my liberal teachers much cared for my position on my topic, but had nothing to say as I shut their questions down with reasonable responses. I don't think they know what hit them. I love proving anti gun people wrong. I would love to have a fully automatic gun, but it is impractical for most citizens because of the lead you would have to feed through it, too expensive. I didn't touch on this subject in my paper though because they aren't legal or very accessible making them irrelevant. If anyone would like to read my paper just let me know and I can get it too you. It is full of great information and would be a good read for any gun lover!

 

[bmarg]

axxe55 some fully automatic weapons are illegal though in places. Like here in MN you have to get your class 3 license to purchase anything automatic and then even with the class 3 I believe it has to be a relic or curio. So this case I consider them illegal. The accessible part would cover that 10k to 20k to purchase one anywhere. I was also just stating I wouldn't mine having one, just my two cents. I also agree with you though that people should have the option to own these types of guns, no criminals of course.

 

[bmarg]

axxe55 I realize different states have different rules on things and I couldn't agree more with you about the rules being the same for every state, but for your sake, being from Texas, you better be quiet because you have some of the looses rules around. Odds are the restrictions would get worse for you! I also think conceal carry should be universal to all states with reciprocity for the whole US.