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Paul Muschick: ‘Ghost guns’ no Longer Above the Law in Pennsylvania
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With lawmakers lacking the courage to take big steps, Pennsylvania’s top law enforcement officer did what he could on his own Monday to address gun violence. Attorney General Josh Shapiro issued a legal opinion classifying unfinished gun frames as firearms. That closes a big loophole in the law because felons who were prohibited from buying guns were able to buy partial frames at gun shows and online, and then build weapons.
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hisself
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Hey idiot! At what point does a block of aluminium become an unfinished firearm? Or, did you just declare anyone who owns a 3D printer or a milling machine a criminal?
What part of "shall not be infringed" do you not understand?
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