After the eighth school shooting in seven weeks – some gun control proposals

Rockets with a thrust above 80 Newtons come under User Certification by the National Fire Protection Association Code 1127, the Code of Federal Regulations, the Organized Crime Control Act of 1970, Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms, and the safety codes of both the National Association of Rocketry and Tripoli Rocketry Association.
This certification may only be granted by the NAR and TRA.
A Federal Low Explosives User Permit requires a type 3 or 4 storage magazine under inspection of the BATF. It also requires a BATF background check and interview.

Launching requires landowner or public use permission and insurance. The launch site is regulated by the NAR and NFPA.
Any rocket which exceeds a mass of 16 ounces or contains more than 4 ounces of propellant falls under the Federal Aviation Administration regarding airspace clearance.

All motors (rocket engines) must be certified by the NAR, TRA, and NFPA.

 

No it doesn't.

You said it did.

Because you are trying to say that just because guns and cars are alike in one way it follows that they are alike in all ways.

The The Sporting Arms and Ammunition Manufacturers' Institute is a private organization, not a Federal organization. They can't make laws.

The manufacture of an AR 15 by a private individual would be against the law.
Laws could be passed in regards to the current AR 15s in public hands.

Gonna hold off the entire Mafia or what?

No one said you don't have to have a reason.
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and the 1993 Lamborghini Strosek Diablo were all banned in the U.S.

I never said the M1 Garand was on an assault weapons ban.

Bolt action rifles have different purposes than assault weapons. They are the preferred weapon of snipers for a reason.

Early semi automatic weapons were hard to load and not very popular. There weren't a lot of them sold to the public, especially rifles. In 1994 it was estimated that semi automatic rifles only made up 5% of the total of all firearms.....

See above.

You stated that you don't normally see the banned pistols being sold in stores. I said you don't see them sold in stores because it would be illegal to do so as they are banned.

 

We've gone over pistol grips ad nauseam.
If they don't do anything, you should have no trouble getting rid of them.

 

What it boils down to is that you don't agree with the way laws are made and you don't agree nor understand the role the federal, state, or local governments have in regards to public safety.

You seem to think that the individual's rights always superseded the rights of everybody else.

Finally you don't seem to understand that the government can regulate anything that it deems dangerous to individuals or society and that it does this by making laws. Some of the laws are regarding firearms and the government can and does define what is dangerous about them.

 

I have started my case repeatedly. I have listed facts and web sites pertaining to pistol grips and their function.
I do have a problem with them, you don't. I'll rephrase, if you think they have no function you should have no problem with banning them.

Same with the AR 15.

Same with magazine limits.

 

I've also covered that repeatedly.

 

Storch, do you read what I post?
I'm the one that said they have a function.