To: cowboyway
There never were laws preventing the installation of those components as well as others. The law applied to the manufacturing and retail distribution. Once in the hands of a private owner, the owner could modify his weapon with a wide choice of legal after-market products. This is absolutely incorrect. The 1994 "assault weapon ban" most certainly did make it illegal to add certain combinations of features to a firearm you already owned. These restrictions are about to vaporize, though.
46 posted on
09/12/2004 7:00:00 AM PDT by
Ichneumon
("...she might as well have been a space alien." - Bill Clinton, on Hillary, "My Life", p. 182)
To: Ichneumon; Buffalo Head; RogueIsland; cowboyway
Oops, meant to ping you to my previous post (#46). I can quote chapter and verse of the law if you'd like.
48 posted on
09/12/2004 7:01:52 AM PDT by
Ichneumon
("...she might as well have been a space alien." - Bill Clinton, on Hillary, "My Life", p. 182)
To: Ichneumon
"This is absolutely incorrect. The 1994 "assault weapon ban" most certainly did make it illegal to "
Thanks for the, soon to be moot, clarification. The end of the AWB means instant amnesty for myself and other normally good citizens who became criminals because of a dumb law written by those whose ultimate goal was to make criminals out of all gun owners.
58 posted on
09/12/2004 7:20:49 AM PDT by
cowboyway
(My Hero's have always been cowboys.)
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