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so for 175 yrs we had it wrong until this one man came along??Oh, is that what you mean.
Well here is the 2nd.
{... 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. ...}
What Scalia would say is that "the people" means collectively not individually, and that reasonable restrictions are not infringements.
I tend to disagree with Scalia, in that arms are an individual right, and that all restrictions do infringe.
But yet do we not all agree that states can pass laws restricting juvenile firearm access?
That is correct. Miller was found guilty of violating the NFA because he had a weapon the Court incorrectly identified as NOT being in "general use by the military". In addition to the Navy the Army and Marines used sawed off shotguns in trench warfare in WWI.Correct.
And the mistake the judges made in the MIller case is that sawed off shotguns ARE commonly used by the military, know as coachguns, and predated by the blunderbuss. Both commonly used by ship boarding parties.
so for 175 yrs we had it wrong until this one man came along??
yeah I dont think so,,
so are you admitting youve just been giving your opinion and theres no state authority to change the 2nd A???
Is that Ruger manufacture?I bought an AR 556 because those NATO rounds won't work in an AR15. Thus, plenty of ammo for me!
Yes, it is.Is that Ruger manufacture?
youre dodging again,,Depends what "infringe" means.
If you prevent 10 year olds from buying or possessing firearms by a state law, are you "infringing"?
Why can’t you fire 5.56 NATO in an AR15?I bought an AR 556 because those NATO rounds won't work in an AR15. Thus, plenty of ammo for me!
The throat of the cartridge is too big around for the AR15.Why can’t you fire 5.56 NATO in an AR15?
the AR15 was designed for the 5.56 so the problem must be elsewhere,,The throat of the cartridge is too big around for the AR15.
I'm sorry, the AR556 will shoot the .223 all day long, but the AR15 will not shoot the NATO 5.56 because of the reason that I've already stated.the AR15 was designed for the 5.56 so the problem must be elsewhere,,
you have a singular problem that I have never heard of before,,I'm sorry, the AR556 will shoot the .223 all day long, but the AR15 will not shoot the NATO 5.56 because of the reason that I've already stated.
another question,,I'm sorry, the AR556 will shoot the .223 all day long, but the AR15 will not shoot the NATO 5.56 because of the reason that I've already stated.
The 5.56 NATO and the .223 Remington are interchangeable. The 5.56 can be fired in an AR 15 or a Mini 14, etc. If the 5.56 has more pressure (powder), that’s of no consequence.The throat of the cartridge is too big around for the AR15.
5.56 NATO 1-8another question,,
whats written on the side of the barrel as to caliber??
The 5.56 NATO and the .223 Remington are interchangeable. The 5.56 can be fired in an AR 15 or a Mini 14, etc. If the 5.56 has more pressure (powder), that’s of no consequence.
seems like you have a unique problem never heard of before,, I would have replaced the barrel before buying a whole new gun,,5.56 NATO 1-8
How do I have a problem when my rifle will safely fire all three different rounds?seems like you have a unique problem never heard of before,, I would have replaced the barrel before buying a whole new gun,,
you said you couldnt get one of them in the barrel and had to buy a new gun,,How do I have a problem when my rifle will safely fire all three different rounds?
I never said that, and I did not buy a new gun.you said you couldnt get one of them in the barrel and had to buy a new gun,,
am I missing something??
