Feds admit in court that AR-15's are not weapons of war

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The semi auto AR-15 was designed and marketed for the civilian market because of the illegal sporting arm clause. The semi auto AR-15 was never adopted by the US military no matter how little difference or combat capable it is. So under the sporting use clause it is not a weapon of war. Their logic, not mine!

Fair enough.

The left keeps trying to push farther and farther on this but was stopped in it's tracts.

Stopped by what? This supposed "admission" that semi-auto rifles are not weapons of war? That won't even slow the anti-gun activists and legislators, let alone stop them.

Like I have stated before, we need a case against the NFA tax law in of itself and a correct reading and definition of the 2A to reestablish our gun rights as originally intended.

Hear, hear!

Since you have agreed there has never been any law or decree to eradicate the unorganized militia, it must still be intact.

Yes. I've never disputed that the unorganized militia still exists under current law.

The system conceived and established may not have been used in a long time,but it does not mean it is not intact under our law and Constitution. The laws enabling it's mobilization are still very much intact.

Sure, the unorganized militia is still a manpower pool that can be mobilized. But, that doesn't negate what I said: The militia system as originally conceived and established by the Founders ceased to exist more than a century ago.

State Militia (1792) ___________ National Guard (2018)

Membership was mandatory ------ Membership is voluntary
Required to provide own arms ---- Prohibited from using own arms

My position on the 2A is that the wording indicates its intent and purpose was to ensure availability of military weapons to the members of State militias.

Meaning both organized and unorganized militias, meaning the American citizens.

No. Meaning able-bodied, military-age males who were members of organized (i.e., "well regulated") State militias. Not all Americans.