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Originally Posted by obiwan
I fail to understand the reasoning behind the regulation over threaded barrels on hand guns.
An AR15 hand gun has a threaded barrel, with the mag lock it is not an "assault weapon".
But a semi automatic hand gun with a threaded barrel is?
How is a threaded barrel more or less dangerous than its non-threaded cousin?
I know preaching to choir here but it just strikes me as insane to attempt to understand any reasonable justification behind the law itself....
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An AR-15 handgun is a semi automatic handgun. A 1911, glock 17, whatever, can have a threaded barrel if you have a mag lock.
Why are they illegal? Well, because suppressors are dangerou... wait those are already illegal. Because flash hiders are... wait that's not a assault weapon feature on a handgun and you could just pin and weld it anyway so the threads wouldn't matter.
Don't try to apply reasoning to anti gun laws, there isn't any.