The NRA supports Ghost Guns. Do you support unregulated, untraceable Ghost Guns?

Ghost guns are unserialized but are still traceable through ballistics, but not always registered. They can be polymer frames, but they aren’t entirely plastic. No gun is completely plastic and many popular gun manufacturers use these polymer frames anyway.

A teenager cannot legally purchase the 80% lower (the unfinished frame of the weapon) or the parts kits and they are not cheap.

New regulations prohibit the sale of these 80% lowers and kits without them being serialized and registered as a weapon.

amazing how uneducated people are on the subject of so called "ghost guns"...

1 - they're not simply "kits" that you buy online that are complete to assemble; they're either incomplete kits that require parts that aren't easy to acquire (sear, trigger group, etc.); or they're partially milled receivers that require professional gunsmithing jigs and tools to complete

2 - while parts kits don't have to be registered (they're not a firearm), a complete functioning firearm does; regardless where it came from or how it was assembled/built. someone with knowledge on firearm workings and access to/experience with lathe, mill, and various other metal working tools could produce their own complete firearm/prototype... but it still has to be registered. Same for suppressors, easy to make... but still have to be registered.

3 - they're not plastic; while many external/structural parts can be replaced with polymer; internal mechanical parts and those that experience a lot of heat and friction cannot (barrel, firing pin, springs, etc.). A completely plastic gun either simply wouldn't work (most likely) or would blow up in your face...

Given the time, expense, and knowledge required for parts kit/prototype firearms, it's pretty idiotic to assume that it's done solely for criminal intent

My uncle runs a gunshop (ffl dealer), and has been gunsmithing for over 40 years. He's had all kinds of customers with parts kits/incompletes go through his shop. Most takes months, in many cases years to search for and purchase all the required parts (blueprints/diagrams for much of the older stuff are impossible to find, or are extremely rare and come at great expense, so reproducing certain parts is out of the question); after the process is all said and done, we're talking thousands of dollars in expenses, even more for an older automatics (stens, grease guns, mp40s, mg42s, etc.)

Ghost guns are not cheap. Building them costs about the same as buying one complete & it takes more time. Especially with most gun parts being on backorder these days.

They're not plain plastic. They use polymer frames & still need metal parts so the bit about them passing through metal detectors is entirely false. The only gun I've heard of that can pass a metal detector is an FN Five-Seven & I haven't even confirmed that

I'm going to start an IED company and sale them to people that want to take out the NRA.
Oh wait that is terrorism? But the NRA isnt?

Now what we need is ghost ammo and we're golden. Don't need uncle sam spying on my doomsday stockpile. Can we print fully automatic guns yet?

Ghost guns are not all plastic. Most are not. A ghost gun is one that you build yourself. You can't legally sell it. You can't legally make one for someone else. The bullshit that Biden and the media have put out about ghost guns is just that 99% lies.

Ghost guns aren't just snap together kits.
Like the lower receivers are just the castings. They still have to be machined to a pretty tight tolerance. Like .005 to .015 tolerance. You're not going to do that with a Dremel tool.
My buddy has two AR's that he built from kits. But he is a machinist. He has the knowledge and access to the machinery required to finish the receiver.
Even though he has these so-called ghost guns he hasn't shot up any place with them or sold them to an 18-year-old mentally challenged kid.
Why should he be penalized because of what a few bad apples do?

How many mass shootings have been committed by NRA members?

That narrative is soooo full of holes! Do you really believe all the crap you're spewing?

Now i want one even more.

Ghost guns are illegal . My gun is metal and polymer. And by virtue of my permit, I can carry it wherever I go . Except a school ( college is ok ) , courthouse , or hospital

This video pretty much sums up the intellect of liberals that spout rhetoric about so called "ghost guns"...

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The NRA is a terrorist organization.

This is probably THE single worst idea to come out of the U.S.

Nope