So you admit that your dream of disarming people is just a fantasy? If Beta the fuckwad Dork attempted to go through with his unconstitutional threat, there would indeed be a shooting war.
Spoiler Alert: You Nazis lose....
I have no doubt that is exactly how it finishes in your fantasy world.
As I have no doubt that in your fantasy it ends with 3 day lines for toilet paper and starving peasants eating zoo Animals. But you nor any other Nazi here can explain just how you're going to pull this off? You're just going to tell the peasants to disarm and they'll be say "Yaza massa suh, we sho nuff gunna scrap and bow to ewe"
So you pass an unconstitutional law, then what?
How did they get fully auto weapons off the street?
When did they get full auto weapons off the street? You can go out and buy one tomorrow if you want. After the St. Valentines Murder, they simply changed the laws so that they'd have much better tracking of who has them and where so that they could better trace them in the commission of a major crime. It is the COST, size and weight of most military assault weapons that really limits most people from buying one. Few people have a practical need nor desire to own one.
National Firearms Act - Wikipedia
I suppose you could buy a rocket tomorrow if you had the money, and the contacts, and didn't mind risking the rest of your life in jail. Purchasing a fully automatic weapon is a lengthy process requiring paperwork that isn't quickly done on "that day" Fully automatic weapons require a lot more than the simple background check that gun nuts claim is unconstitutional.
from your link.
Legal possession of an NFA firearm by an individual requires transfer of registration within the NFA registry. An individual owner does not need to be an NFA dealer to buy
Title II weapons. The sale and purchase of an NFA weapon is, however, taxed and regulated, as follows:
All NFA items must be registered with the
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF). Private owners wishing to purchase an NFA item must obtain approval from the ATF, pass an extensive
background check to include submitting a photograph and fingerprints, fully register the firearm, receive ATF written permission before moving the firearm across state lines, and pay a tax.
[25] The request to transfer ownership of an NFA item is made on an ATF Form 4.
[26] There have been several unfavorable lawsuits where plaintiffs have been denied NFA approval for a transfer. These lawsuits include:
Lomont v. O'Neill,
[27] Westfall v. Miller,
[28] and
Steele v. National Branch.
[29]