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7 Ways Biden can Circumvent Congress to Attack 2A Rights as President

For those with AR pistols and may want to get a barrel to swap out in case things go south, I'm having a hard time finding barrels available by themselves.

But places like PSA have carbine/rifle-length barreled uppers.

Looks like the industry is shoving whatever barrels they have into uppers. But Brownells still lists seperate barrels.

Just an observation.
 
Whom ever takes the oath of office and wants to restrict the ownership of, and ban non-NFA items by law-abiding citizens are violating their oath of office, the Federal Constitution, as well as the state Constitutions that contain the same intent.
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1. Whomever takes the oath, has to give two :poop:s about our Constitution in the first place.

2. If said person DOES violate the Constitution, the Courts (both local, circuit, and SCOTUS) have to have the stones to stand up to it, fight it, and support our Constitution and our rights.

My strongest hope these days is all the new gun owners. Now, they have skin in the game - before, there were tens of millions of voters who could think "I don't have a gun, what do I care if someone else has theirs taken away?" Now...they DO have their own guns. For a reason. A very personal reason (whatever that may be). Something made them go out and buy a firearm - made them jump through the legal and financial hoops to purchase their very first firearm. Whatever "it" was...it meant a lot to them. And hopefully they'll look at all the "gun control" b.s. and realize "heeeyyyyyyy....they're talking about MY gun now!"

And hopefully they'll make the right choice.

I do have faith in SCOTUS...but things will have to slog through local and circuit courts first, and people will have to hold out and endure those processes. That means indefinite time periods of potential noncompliance, while waiting for SCOTUS to hear and rule on these things.

And a lot of people don't have the stomach, or the conviction, for that.
 
Talyn said:
AMENDMENT II

A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.

Whom ever takes the oath of office and wants to restrict the ownership of, and ban non-NFA items by law-abiding citizens are violating their oath of office, the Federal Constitution, as well as the state Constitutions that contain the same intent.
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I pretty much agree with this, but that's never stopped many of them (anti-gun) before from infringing in any and every way they can.
 
From what I hear, one way Biden will attempt his assaults on the 2nd Amendment is through the courts. He is looking to get a ruling from a Federal court that would hold gun manufacturers liable for gun deaths. So, get ready to hear the cries of the victims families; "He'd be alive today if it weren't for the Springfield Armory." Also, get ready to hear from the perps; "I wouldn't have killed him had it not been for that Smith & Wesson."

Once the courts start opening up the doors to gun manufacturer liabilty, there go the gun manufacturers filing chapter 13 or 7. Bankruptcy, that's a goal! Think it can't happen? Just ask ex-employees of Phillip-Morris or The American Tobacco Company. Of course, our ace in the hole is the conservative SCOTUS. However, if the left wins the two Senate seats in GA, they'll load up the court, real fast, and bye bye 2nd Amendment.
 
singularity said:
From what I hear, one way Biden will attempt his assaults on the 2nd Amendment is through the courts. He is looking to get a ruling from a Federal court that would hold gun manufacturers liable for gun deaths. So, get ready to hear the cries of the victims families; "He'd be alive today if it weren't for the Springfield Armory." Also, get ready to hear from the perps; "I wouldn't have killed him had it not been for that Smith & Wesson."

Once the courts start opening up the doors to gun manufacturer liabilty, there go the gun manufacturers filing chapter 13 or 7. Bankruptcy, that's a goal! Think it can't happen? Just ask ex-employees of Phillip-Morris or The American Tobacco Company. Of course, our ace in the hole is the conservative SCOTUS. However, if the left wins the two Senate seats in GA, they'll load up the court, real fast, and bye bye 2nd Amendment.
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Right now there is a law called 'PLCAA', (Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act) passed about the time of Sandy Hook IIRC, that is designed to prevent a manufacturer from being held liable for the use/misuse of a firearm in the commission of a crime.

Now I'm sure he'll try to circumvent that law in some way or another, but the reality is that it'll eventually get to the SCOTUS and I'm reasonably confident it'll be upheld. The only other thing he can do is to have the law repealed, but with the slim majority currently in the House, and assuming the conservatives hold the majority in the Senate, that won't happen either. And remember, in just two years there will be other mid-term elections that will likely reduce the left's house majority even further ...... maybe wipe it out completely now that the right has seen how close it came to be and how important it ultimately is. Over much of this past summer we have all seen the results of the left running some of our major cities and allowing the rioting and looting and violence. Much as we've seen over much longer periods of time as well like Detroit, and especially Chicago.

This is not to say he and his anti-gun cronies can't or won't be a continual pain in the **** to us pro 2nd amendment folks during his asinine attempts, but eventually the SCOTUS will hear and uphold the law as it stands. It's a damn shame we have to put up with this kind of crap in the meantime, but unfortunately it is what it is ....... at least for the time being.
 
SimonRL said:
So, here’s the question in all seriousness - is now the time to buy an AR regardless of whether I really have a “need” for one. And should I get a proper rifle or an AR pistol?
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And I respond in all seriousness, if you have no AR platform rifle (better range), get one NOW! Some makes/models are difficult to find, but go to any gun store and you'll see some in stock. The proverbial writing is on the wall and it's not a matter of "if" anymore, rather a matter of "when". You may not have a need now, but you may have a need tomorrow.
 
singularity said:
And I respond in all seriousness, if you have no AR platform rifle (better range), get one NOW! Some makes/models are difficult to find, but go to any gun store and you'll see some in stock. The proverbial writing is on the wall and it's not a matter of "if" anymore, rather a matter of "when". You may not have a need now, but you may have a need tomorrow.
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My LGS has several in stock as of yesterday. Last month when I was in there they had a couple Saint Victors. When I was in there yesterday those were gone, but they have a whole rack of Stag Arms.
 
My Shoot Point Blank had a couple of Saints. I went back the next day and they were both gone. I managed to get a new Saint B5 from GunBroker shipped cheaper than buying at my local SPB.
 
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