
u/Tims_Learing_Center

I wished this happened in Massachusetts so I could've posted this here
"Saint Paul Man"
Tell me again how gun laws prevent felons from acquiring firearms.
That is sooommmeee collection. I'll give him that.
Ghost guns are apparently walking through walls and straight into prohibited persons' hands.
40 arrested in Fall River’s 'Operation Restore the Row' sting
Neighbors thank the police bc they can use the parks again
And police thank flock bc it helped catch these animals
But you whacked out libs sitting in your mom's basement in Carlisle or Winchester or Cambridge think those 40 are just anecdotes and flock is fascism
Insufferable
Mayor of Lawrence accused of misusing pandemic loan to fund campaign
Our tax money being stolen by a Massachusetts politician...say it ain't so
Question about Jensen case
I was digging into this a little bit, and one of the plaintiffs in the jensen case is CCRKBA.
They don't directly have members or take general membership from the public. However they have state affiliates.
Goal is one of those state affiliates.
My question to the group is, if you are a member of goal. Do you enjoy the benefits of the jensen ruling?
Nearly 30 people (many with spanish last names) arrested after investigation out west
Lots of "ez"s
Acton teen charged with murder used ChatGPT for 'fantasies' about killing family, DA says
Those damn Irish Americans. Don't they know its an election year?
ICE says it will move to deport Lowell man accused of child rape
Here's another "anecdote"
Question for those who understand gun manufacturing regulation
I love the idea of a supersafety or FRT but I'm really nervous about the whole legality piece.
My understanding is that DNT or Atrius or Hoffman have no obligation to run anything by the ATF b/c those parts are unregulated parts. They have as much obligation as a manufacturer who makes paintbrushes.
But I saw the new OneHorse FRT rifles/pistols. I theory those weapons have to go through some ATF approval process right? And if they do that means that the ATF has implicitly confirmed the legality of the FRT in it. Does that make sense?
You Dopes Attack the OPs: You ever think for even one second that we're on to something?
The Left enables crime. You goofballs scream about Epstein meanwhile taxpayers are getting bludgeoned to death by criminals on their morning commutes
You dinguses: Nothing to see here. Fuck ICE!
Defund the Police! You don't need them
Wonder if the aspiring rapper shooter had an LTC?
ICE rids Massachusetts of 2 more illegal immigrant child abusers
Do they say adios in brazilian?
The first one serving a prison sentence but because Mass won't work with ICE instead of the safety of a jail they had to serve his arrest out on the streets.
They libs wonder why people are getting shot and run over on the pavement.
Keep Writing Those Checks Treasurer
They have you dopes hook line and stinker
Anyone have experience with this upper?
Want to know your thoughts
Mike Urban spits 🔥
But you dolts won't listen.
Thank you ma'am may I have another
User poll
I def subscribe to the idea that a safety on a gun is just an extra failure point/buedensome manipulation under pressure, which outweighs the "safety" it's supposed to provide. There aren't *five* rules of gun safety (the fifth being make sure the safety is on) so I think for safety perspective it doesn't accomplish much (other than adding a negligible amount of insurance mitigating a negligent act, like say leaving a gun out for a toddler to access where the safety might be just enough to prevent a 2 year old from yeeting one)
But with all that out of the way, the m&p 2.0 safety acts as a great thumb rest that I believe objectively helps with control and recoil management.
First off, do people agree with that last part? If so, does the reward of better control outweigh the risk i identified above in terms of being another failure point?
Tldr do you rock a safety for control?