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IA: Iowa lawmaker seeks to end machine gun ban
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Iowa's ban on owning vintage machine guns would be ended under legislation introduced by a lawmaker and supported by a firearms group.
Sen. Jason Schultz, a Republican from Schleswig in northwest Iowa, says his bill would allow possession of machine guns as well as short-barreled rifles and short-barreled shotguns.
Residents would only be able to buy machine guns built before 1986. |
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gruhn
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Because, yeah, the ones built before 1986 don't shoot bullets. And aren't the wrong color.
I know, one piece at a time. Still... |
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