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

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Yes

I don’t care

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Ghost Guns are cheap, unregulated kits that can build a gun that can be sold to teenagers, not traced and are so cheap and simple that anyone can buy them, build them and kill with them.

They are plastic so can be brought into sporting events, concerts, planes and schools undetected by metal detectors.

The NRA does not support any regulations on these.

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QueenOfTheNerds · 41-45, F

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.

ChiefWalksWith40oz · 26-30

@QueenOfTheNerds thank you 🙌