According to the laws of war a full auto M14, Thompson, M16 or M4 are defensive weapons

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The Hague and Geneva Contentions, along with other international agreements on the proper conduct of warfare, recognize certain weapons that can be issued to types of non-combatants for their personal protection and those under their care. The laws of war recognize certain personal weapons as having a defensive use only.

The individual rifle is considered a defensive weapon under the international articles, rules, and treaties that govern the conduct of war. That is the reason that non-combatant uniformed personnel are allowed to be armed with certain weapons, including a service rifle. You will not see them issued a grenade launcher, rockets, or a belt-fed to support fire and maneuver, only a personal weapon to protect them and those other non-combatants under their charge.

"Weapons of War" vs. The Laws of War - GAT Daily (Guns Ammo Tactical)


I never considered that angle.

But no belt-feds....Damn. :(
 
Maybe one day this supreme court will let you have the real mass murder weapons. Your trigger finger gets so weary having to slaughter people one at a time.
 
Maybe one day this supreme court will let you have the real mass murder weapons. Your trigger finger gets so weary having to slaughter people one at a time.
Meh, I can get what I want if I'm willing to pay the freight and pay Uncle Sugar $200.00 for a Tax Stamp then enjoy the wait if I don't want to set-up a Trust.

Thing is it gets really expensive to become a "stamp collector". ;)

Auto Ordnance 1928A1 Thompson 45 acp
 
Meh, I can get what I want if I'm willing to pay the freight and pay Uncle Sugar $200.00 for a Tax Stamp then enjoy the wait if I don't want to set-up a Trust.

Thing is it gets really expensive to become a "stamp collector". ;)

Auto Ordnance 1928A1 Thompson 45 acp
Just shooting an automatic weapon is like burning money. I'm way too much of a cheap-ass for stuff like that.
 
Just shooting an automatic weapon is like burning money. I'm way too much of a cheap-ass for stuff like that.
LOL.....Same here.

That said I did enjoy burning through old surplus .45 acp spam cans the state got from the feds.....We had one M1928 and a few Reising sub-guns to mess with at a prison I worked at. I got really good with a Reising. You had to keep them clean though. It was a great prison sub-gun.

The Warden would not let us mess with the M1928 much unless he was on the range, he considered it his "personal" weapon. ;)
 
LOL.....Same here.

That said I did enjoy burning through old surplus .45 acp spam cans the state got from the feds.....We had one M1928 and a few Reising sub-guns to mess with at a prison I worked at. I got really good with a Reising. You had to keep them clean though. It was a great prison sub-gun.

The Warden would not let us mess with the M1928 much unless he was on the range, he considered it his "personal" weapon. ;)
I don't care for recreational shooting anymore. Haven't been in years and I don't miss it. Even with good hearing protection I get days of tinnitus afterward.
 
Then it should not matter.....Get out there and send some rounds down range. ;)
Had enough of that shit in army too. When we were in the field, which was about half the time, I carried the M60. That heavy SOB was like a millstone around my neck. Full auto holds no special thrill for me.
 

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