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Comment Re: Sounds great (Score 1) 123

Both! IIRC they started a while ago; 80% has always been legal (it seems counterintuitive to those not in the U.S. or heavily involved in firearms, but manufacturing your own firearms for personal use has always been legal) but some states started freaking out about it, so they started offering 0% to mock idiot politicians. They'll sell them--they're just the blanks for their 80% offerings--but it's mainly mockery.

Comment Re:Good luck with that (Score 2) 123

My printer isn't even connected to the internet. I slice, save to a thumb drive, print. Now that the NFA tax has been zeroed, I can even legally print suppressors now! This, like NY's (NYC's? I forget) proposal a week or two ago, is completely unenforceable and likely unconstitutional.

Comment Re:Its dead, Jim (Score 1) 43

Then you have to look at the measures proposed by those of the activist persuasion.

Well yeah. There's a lot of money to be made in activism! Thing is, though, that in order to keep your spot at the trough, you have to always have something to complain about. Optimistically, we're seeing push back as people get wise to the scam. "First they came for the incandescent lights, then they came for the gas stoves and furnaces, then they came for the beef..."

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