04-25-2014, 04:52 AM
The whole premise that suppressors and arms need to be regulated by the people who they are meant to protect us from is faulty at its base.
This case is interesting because they arbitrarily labeled Sig's MPX a suppressor, when it is not. When it was discovered that ATF had not even conducted any testing on the product with their sound measurements systems, the judge was not happy. ATF then said they need new equipment as well, citing their own statement that the equipment is not suitable for testing anymore. Sounds like their incompetence in trying to get new toys manifest itself in the form of declaring their capabilities impotent all around, both in the lab and the courtroom.
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1934 NFA needs to go away. I don't care even if suppressors are the preferred instruments of choice for Chicago hit men when cleaning up the loose ends for inexperienced Senators aspiring for the Presidency. Remember that no shots were heard when Donald Young was shot in the face, head, and neck in his Chicago apartment, and a .45 ACP was used. He was a campaign HQ worker for Senator Obama, and was a little too "close" with the Senator.
If you want to start with murders that involved the use of suppressors, I would start there. Chicago PD immediately cold-cased the file with zero interest in investigating it.
If I were Sig, I would ban ATF from any of their training, services, and review contracts. That MPX looks like a great little car gun or home defense carbine, especially if it was chambered in 7.62x25.
This case is interesting because they arbitrarily labeled Sig's MPX a suppressor, when it is not. When it was discovered that ATF had not even conducted any testing on the product with their sound measurements systems, the judge was not happy. ATF then said they need new equipment as well, citing their own statement that the equipment is not suitable for testing anymore. Sounds like their incompetence in trying to get new toys manifest itself in the form of declaring their capabilities impotent all around, both in the lab and the courtroom.
1934 NFA needs to go away. I don't care even if suppressors are the preferred instruments of choice for Chicago hit men when cleaning up the loose ends for inexperienced Senators aspiring for the Presidency. Remember that no shots were heard when Donald Young was shot in the face, head, and neck in his Chicago apartment, and a .45 ACP was used. He was a campaign HQ worker for Senator Obama, and was a little too "close" with the Senator.
If you want to start with murders that involved the use of suppressors, I would start there. Chicago PD immediately cold-cased the file with zero interest in investigating it.
If I were Sig, I would ban ATF from any of their training, services, and review contracts. That MPX looks like a great little car gun or home defense carbine, especially if it was chambered in 7.62x25.