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dr.j · February 17, 2009, 01:00 AM

Have there been any major technological advancements in FA weapons since 1986, or are they pretty much the same.

I know there has to be something, but I don't really know enough about them to know when certain things were invented.

If there have been some big advancements, don't people have a right to have the safest and best FA weapons if they are going to have them at all? Any gun over 20 years old is almost an antique right? Eventually (might take a long time) none of these old guns are going to work and then what? It won't matter if they are legal if they don't shoot.

Is there any way that new guns can legally sneak there way through the registry?

February 17, 2009, 01:00 AM	#67
dr.j Member Join Date: July 30, 2008 Location: tennessee Posts: 55	Have there been any major technological advancements in FA weapons since 1986, or are they pretty much the same. I know there has to be something, but I don't really know enough about them to know when certain things were invented. If there have been some big advancements, don't people have a right to have the safest and best FA weapons if they are going to have them at all? Any gun over 20 years old is almost an antique right? Eventually (might take a long time) none of these old guns are going to work and then what? It won't matter if they are legal if they don't shoot. Is there any way that new guns can legally sneak there way through the registry?