President Biden’s stance on gun control and his understanding of firearms history.
His preference for shotguns for self-defense and his call for a ban on AR-style semi-automatic rifles, which he refers to as “weapons of war.”
Historical contexts, including the use of shotguns in warfare and the distinction between civilian firearms and weapons of war throughout history.
When Joe Biden was Vice President, he claimed that if “you want to keep someone away from your house, just fire the shotgun through the door.”
Peter P. Carney, the editor for the National Sports Syndicate in 1918 wrote; “The trench shotgun is America’s greatest contribution to the war.”
Adding, “Through the expert handling of the trench shotgun the Germans learned that the Yanks were coming. At the first taste of the pellets the Germans began to whine and then to write notes calling us ‘barbarians,’ Germany, too!”.
Additionally, the regulations on firearms ownership and the differences between civilian and military firearms.
Restrictions in the National Firearms Act passed om 1934 have separated military and civilian weapons, and prohibit non-law enforcement and non-military civilians from accessing actual “weapons of war”.
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His preference for shotguns for self-defense and his call for a ban on AR-style semi-automatic rifles, which he refers to as “weapons of war.”
Historical contexts, including the use of shotguns in warfare and the distinction between civilian firearms and weapons of war throughout history.
When Joe Biden was Vice President, he claimed that if “you want to keep someone away from your house, just fire the shotgun through the door.”
Peter P. Carney, the editor for the National Sports Syndicate in 1918 wrote; “The trench shotgun is America’s greatest contribution to the war.”
Adding, “Through the expert handling of the trench shotgun the Germans learned that the Yanks were coming. At the first taste of the pellets the Germans began to whine and then to write notes calling us ‘barbarians,’ Germany, too!”.
Additionally, the regulations on firearms ownership and the differences between civilian and military firearms.
Restrictions in the National Firearms Act passed om 1934 have separated military and civilian weapons, and prohibit non-law enforcement and non-military civilians from accessing actual “weapons of war”.
No, The AR-15 Is Not A ‘Weapon Of War’
President Biden's stance on gun control and his understanding of firearms history. His preference for shotguns for self-defense and his call for a ban on AR-style semi-automatic rifles, which he refers to as "weapons of
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