LVSteve
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Nice misleading title for the thread. SCOTUS didn't approve anything, they decided not to hear the case.
AR-15 ban approved by SCOTUS
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Here's a video that talks about this issue. I know it starts out as the Mexico lawsuit but turns to "assault" weapon bans. The Executive Summary - Mark Smith's opinion is that both things lay foundation for a certain future SCOTUS ruling eviscerating these types of bans. Make of it what you will.
Understand that this is not my video and they gave my SCOTUS seat to the Barret woman. I didn't create any of it, I can't control any of it and won't be leaping to defend any of it.
Understand that this is not my video and they gave my SCOTUS seat to the Barret woman. I didn't create any of it, I can't control any of it and won't be leaping to defend any of it.
Good. IMO, striking down AR/AW bans would limit the ability of government at all levels to restrict/regulate any sort of product sale- for example, imagine a government unable to ban hazardous substances.
Big diff
This does not affect my fast growing collection of highly skilled artisan crafted, beautifully finished, pre 1982, historical pinned and recessed Smith and Wesson revolvers.
Same, and for me at least, a lot of my collection is aimed with one eye open towards remaining at least 47-state legal.
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