Don't dead, open inside.

Good to hear you didn't go through with it. You should really consider talking to someone about this or giving that number a call.

I don't think I'm fake on here.

That's pretty cool. Master chief and covenant coming, or is it just a weapons, armor and vehicles UNSC reskin?

I was expecting to put all my expertise and active sex life to use by giving solid advice coming into this thread.

Guess that didn't turn out as expected. >_>

Quote from: Flee on March 21, 2015, 08:04:58 AM

In other words, that if someone takes a gun to the range or carries it in public, the police have the right to check the firearm and take action if it doesn't comply with the law.

And they do.
If I take a homemade firearm to a range and it has  illegally made Class II components then I'm in deep shit if anyone asks about it, especially if that component happens to be an illegally produced auto sear.

I know that they do. I don't even understand the argument Forgewolf is trying to make at this point. Illegally made weapons are against the law and should be treated as any illegally obtained firearm, being confiscation and sanctioning. However, this clearly shouldn't go at the expense of restricting the sale of possible materials such as plumbing and such, or doing background checks on the people who buy those materials.

Quote from: Flee on March 21, 2015, 08:09:24 AM

Interesting stuff. It would definitely be nice if there were some more diverse frequent posters.

We should all be polar opposites of ourselves here for a week.

Why? Because fuck you.

A week of Chally going slow? Damn.

Interesting stuff. It would definitely be nice if there were some more diverse frequent posters.

I genuinely wish I could have a single conversation with you where you didn't completely ignore half of what I said and then pretended I made certain statements that I never did. I literally said that this wouldn't stop people from making guns at home, as this would be practically impossible in a non-totalitarian state.

I am merely advocating that the same rules apply to all firearms, regardless of whether they were made by a manufacturer in a factory or a person in his garage. In other words, that if someone takes a gun to the range or carries it in public, the police have the right to check the firearm and take action if it doesn't comply with the law.

Septy no.

It's culture is really fucking shit if you actually take your time to look outside anime

>_>

Why not address and stop the reason people are committing crimes instead of going after whatever tool criminals happen to be using to commit them?

Because we can do both for the best result?

Who would be handling Metal Pipe registration? Would there be a person at the door asking your intention with those pieces of pipe and nails you bought to see if you need to register them? Who would be serializing them to allow for registration? When do those pieces of pipe stop being plumbing and start being gun components? Who makes the determination of where the fulcrum between Plumbing and gun is? Would registration be linked to intent to construct or would be it linked to finished construction? Who would be going out to do checks on all people who purchased pipe and nails to make sure that they don't need to register those pipes and nails? What if someone doesn't register their pipe and nails, how would anyone ever know?

There wouldn't be a "metal pipe registration". Just gun registration, like I said.
No, there wouldn't be a person asking that.
The government.
They're plumbing until they are used in a construction that is a firearm.
Finished construction.
No one.
You don't register your pipe and nails, you register a gun. Or, preferably, you don't make one.

I'm not sure if you're just being intentionally obtrusive here. It really isn't that outrageous or difficult to understand. A gun is a gun, even if it's one you made yourself. Therefore, it should be subject to the same regulations as any "normal" gun would.

Next one will be a warning, Challenger.

How do you arrest someone for failing to register some pipe they have in their garage?

Because that piping was transformed into a gun? I'm not entirely sure what's hard to grasp about this.

How do you determine what a gun is and what a gun isn't?

The definition of a gun:

"A weapon that bullets or shells (= explosive containers) are fired from."
"A weapon incorporating a metal tube from which bullets, shells, or other missiles are propelled by explosive force, typically making a characteristic loud, sharp noise."
"A weapon, especially a pistol or rifle, capable of firing a projectile and using an explosive charge as a propellant."

Put those three together and come to an appropriate definition. If the homemade construction of tubes and pipes falls under it, it's considered a gun and should be registered.