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[Flintlock2016]

Quite right ithacaartist, the gun will be even more useless than it is now. Also the new deactivation is retrospective, so any deactivated gun today that is sold after the 8th. will have to go through this further mutilation.
Rhuff, I couldn't agree more. I don't think any criminal is going to try and reactivate a gun when they can buy a new ak45 on the black market for a few hundred.
The police are even trying to get the government to plug the barrels of antique flintlocks that currently do not need any sort of deactivation.

[kurusu]

Originally Posted by Flintlock2016

Quite right ithacaartist, the gun will be even more useless than it is now. Also the new deactivation is retrospective, so any deactivated gun today that is sold after the 8th. will have to go through this further mutilation.
Rhuff, I couldn't agree more. I don't think any criminal is going to try and reactivate a gun when they can buy a new ak45 on the black market for a few hundred.
The police are even trying to get the government to plug the barrels of antique flintlocks that currently do not need any sort of deactivation.

Those news are alarming. Governments really want (under false pretenses I might add) turn their subjects into lambs for slaughter.

And it's global. No one is really safe. Stay sharp.

[Geo99]

Originally Posted by Flintlock2016

The police are even trying to get the government to plug the barrels of antique flintlocks that currently do not need any sort of deactivation.

This is getting ridiculous. I think your government must hate all of us collectors. This mutilation trend sure tends to discourage collecting, buying & selling. At what point does a pistol become unrecognizable to its original form?

Are the Bobbies really afraid of someone robbing a bank with a flintlock? Or is it just irrational fear of anything that goes bang!

- Geo