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« Joyce-sponsored antigun group in Ohio | Main | New Lott article on internat'l comparisons »

Light blogging till Wednesday

Posted by David Hardy · 4 January 2006 06:45 PM

I'll be out of town until next Wednesday, blogging light if at all until then...

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Poshboy | January 8, 2006 9:40 AM | Reply

Found this article on Worldnetdaily about the recent change in Michigan of Class 3 firearms.

http://www.macombdaily.com/stories/010406/loc_sessa001.shtml

It would seem to me that machine guns would be the sole class of firearms today to explicitly be protected under the "sporting" test of GCA 68.

Machine gun shoots did not exist in the late 1960s, but today that is almost the exculsive use of Class 3 firearms. I can't think of any firearms usage that is more "sporting" than the machine gun shoots held across the country, such as Knob Creek or the Hirim Maxim shoots.

Wonder if the NRA or other Class 3 organizations would try to have the ATF sporting interpretation changed via the rulemaking petition process because of this change? Just a random thought that occured to me this weekend...

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