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   On 5/11/2015 11:20 PM, figm0@fubar.com wrote:   
   > On Mon, 11 May 2015 19:56:38 -0400, in talk.politics.guns   
   > BeamMeUpScotty   
   >    
   > wrote:   
   >   
   >> Weapons (arms) in the Revolutionary war had a bayonet.....   
   >>   
   >> Yet the Feds banned a bayonet mount on an AR-15, is that even   
   >> constitutional? It's like banning bullets since when you have no bullets   
   >> the arms (rifle) becomes a lance or club until you reload but it was   
   >> your ARMS that you keep and bear and it can't be banned.   
   >   
   > Well, the reason switchblade *sales* are restricted is because they   
   > tend to pop open in a carrier's pocket.  They're illegal to sell, but,   
   > if you have one, they're like any other knife.  They're considered   
   > more dangerous to the person carrying them than to anyone else.   
   >   
   > Only ones I have ever seen are cheap Chinese-made pieces of shit sold   
   > on the street in Mexico for too much money... I have one in my desk   
   > that I use for a letter opener; it has a 0.05 wire pinioning the   
   > blade... it's a complete piece of shit.  Why do you want one?  Gimme   
   > five bucks and I'll sell you mine... NQA!  A good screwdriver would   
   > make a much more effective weapon.   
   >   
   > Jones   
   >   
   Look on ebay at "Benchmade" knives and I prefer the assisted opening   
   rather than a button that pops it open.... you have to use your thumb to   
   open the blade about 20 degrees and then the spring assist opens it the   
   rest.  They're folding knives not stiletto but they do make the stiletto   
   blade type that pops directly out of the handle, I just don't need that   
   style as my work knife.   Knives are tools like a baseball bat is a game   
   piece. They aren't weapons until the user, uses them as weapons. Like a   
   hockey stick.   
      
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