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He's exactly right, unfortunately. The anti's couldn't outright ban the ownership of NFA firearms, but if they ban the sale of anything produced after a certain date (in this case 1986), then eventually all of these will be broken beyond repair and once they're all gone, we will no longer have any full-auto firearms to own (legally).
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Technically correct, but in reality we are talking hundres of years from now. It's all made out of metal, and as long as the seriel numberd part of the gun / sear is ok, then it can be "fixed".
Are you telling me that if someone had their $14,000 serial numbered Registered DIAS destroyed, that they won't make a replacement and slap a seriel number on it? Of course I would never do such a thing.....