[AF] Ha!

[Ronald J. Dot'o Sr.]

From: "Glen Kippel" <glen.kippel at gmail.com>


>
> I've long thought that we need a constitutional amendment providing 
> for the
> repeal of one law for every new one enacted.  Better yet, make it 
> two.

I didn't want to say that but I whole hartedly agree!
>
> And Ron wrote further:
>
>>
>> The "assault weapons" ban sponsored by the Clinton administration 
>> was
>> unlawful as the Militia Act states that members of the Unorganized
>> Militia must have a military grade firearm, but that act was 
>> ignored
>> rather than enforced.
>>
> ----------------------
>
>
> Again, I agree.  And there are no such things as "assault weapons" 
> except in
> the minds of some politicians.  There are assault rifles, so named 
> because
> they were originally for an armed assault on a beach or enemy 
> stronghold.
> Nowadays, they are typically selective-fire or full-auto.  "Assault 
> weapons"
> may look similar, but only semi-auto (one shot per trigger-pull) are 
> legal
> here.


Oh no, you've got it all wrong.  You can buy all the full auto assault 
weapons you want from Texas gun dealers and smuggle them across the 
Mexican boarder to the drug cartels.  If you don't believe me then 
just ask Obama!

While you're at it please ignore all of the M-16's stolen from Mexican 
armouries by the corrupt Mexican military and sold to cartels, which 
just happen to be made in the USA and therefore a basis for the lies 
about American gun dealers which goes uncorrected by the anti gun 
mainstream media.




They also have more firepower than is typically needed for home
> defense.



If I'm going to shoot an intruder I want ALL of the firepower I can 
get!  I don't shoot to kill, I shoot to live!  If someone is in my 
house uninvited I assume he's not there to do me any good and is fair 
game.  Also I don't want to be sued by him if he lives.



If I had the $$$, I'd get a Kel-Tec SUB-2000 in 9mm and a Mossberg
> 12-gauge with a bullpup stock.  Either would be preferable for
> close-quarters defense.  Handguns?  They fit better under one's 
> pillow, but
> are more difficult to control.  Put a laser sight on it.


Practice, practice, practice!

I think for close in the good 'ol M1911A1 is a good choice because of 
its knock down power.  It was developed to replace the machtie (sp?) 
for hand to hand combat as a close in weapon.  Long range accuracy 
wasn't really a consideration.  God Bless John Moses Browning!  With 
9MM you have to double tap which is a waste of time and ammo.  The 
Beretta M9 (92F) is a joke foisted on our military for NATO 
compatibility.  When they first came out several had the slide depart 
the frame in the direction of the operator which led to a 
modification.  When my Guard unit got our first M9's I asked a fellow 
armourer if he wanted to look at one and he said "No thanks, if I look 
at it too hard it might break".


Ron D