Best regards, Walter
Enough To Make A Grown Man Cry.
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Bob
, Feb 05 2004 06:23 PM
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Posted 07 February 2004 - 12:47 AM
Hardrede, I replied to your earlier email. Let's all see what we can do about ending the 1994 and 1986 laws concerning large capacity magazines and new manufacture/importation of machineguns and parts for civilians (only)! Best regards, Walter
Best regards, Walter
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Posted 07 February 2004 - 12:52 AM
Walter,
Have you given up on repealing the 1934 law?
Have you given up on repealing the 1934 law?
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Posted 07 February 2004 - 12:54 AM
Arthur, certainly not! However, I would like to concentrate on the more recent, less entrenched, more egregious and objectionable laws first. Regards, Walter
Regards, Walter
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Posted 07 February 2004 - 01:35 AM
Hardrede, I don't see why newly manufactured Tommies would have to be Franken-Tommies. I think, as Arthur once said (wrote), it is a proven design. All that would be required, once the laws are repealed, would be a company willing to produce a quality product. Those upset by such a development should invest in the stock market, not in Tommies!!! 
Regards, Walter
P.S. Yes, I realize that Colts and WWII production Thompsons would always command a superior price, as they should.
Regards, WalterP.S. Yes, I realize that Colts and WWII production Thompsons would always command a superior price, as they should.
