THE "WTF were they thinking" thread!

[davsel]

She has the same attitude as the current President and his wife, and he was reelected.
Why the backlash now? I can understand her confusion.

[KS63]

Armslist: Just because you can, doesn't mean you should. Please don't tell me this is one of YOU!

http://www.armslist.com/posts/548833...lock-20-modded

[HoneyBadger]

Found on facebook this morning:

[Zombie Steve]

All you need to do is duct tape a couch cushion on the stock of that sks, and it should line up perfectly.

Seriously - why do people mess with SKS'? Ain't nothing wrong with 'em.

[SA Friday]

That's a serious waste of JB weld.

[bczandm]

Found on facebook this morning:

Wow, that's terrible....the scope is mounted too far back

[asmo]

"This photo was taken at the former Military Vehicle Technology Foundation (aka the Littlefield Collection) museum in Portola Valley, CA. All of the formerly full-automatic weapons you see before you were rendered inoperable in preparation for leaving the state. This included torching both the receiver and barrel. Most of what you see in the photo are M1919s and MG42s. A number of other weapons were chopped up as well."



Fuck California.

[HoneyBadger]

Fuck California.

Yep.

[DOC]

Varmints

[HoneyBadger]

Since we're quoting members on other forums now... This was on CalGuns yesterday, talking about the new laws that require registration of any semi-auto centerfire rifle, require background checks for ammo, eliminate the "bullet button" and more. I pointed out that historically, registration has rarely led to anything other than confiscation and complete oppression. These are they games they are trying to play:

Correct so I think the logical thing to do to cover all scenarios would be:

1. Register anything that has a evil features or will have evil features purchased post 1/1/2014.
2. Do not register featureless rifles such as the Mini-14, Ares SCR and M1a regardless of purchase dates.
3. Do not register rifles with evil features purchased prior to 2014.

At this point for folks staying in CA isn't it better to buy stripped lowers and transfer all the parts from a complete rifle purchased before 2014 and register them? If confiscation does come then transfer all the parts back to the weapons purchased before 2014 and turn in the registered receivers.

If "confiscation does come", your biggest concern is compliance?

(I added the Emphasis)

This is a very typical attitude on CalGuns. Unlike here, their forum owners have taken the stance that members can talk about illegal activities as much as they'd like, but understanding that if the authorities come after an individual on the forums, the forum will hand over any applicable records to law enforcement. Despite this, some really daring members choose to discuss such clandestine things such as *gasp* complying with a legal confiscation only partially!

Then after citing some historical examples, I was told that my tinfoil hat is restricting bloodflow to my brain. This state is soooo fucked.