Assault weapons were not around when the bill of rights was written....

[Fillar]

Actually, many back then had more able rifles than the military. The great Kentucky flintlock-hunting rifle was more accurate than any known previous firearm. It was rifled and used a form of bullet over the traditional ball. The Red Coats would avoid fights instead of going up against the Kentucky (& some Tennessee) Frontiersman.

For those using the statement “that our Founding Fathers never intended for the masses to have military style weapons”, are absolutely false as many had better arms than the colonial military.