Dont forget the puckle gun. :D

[aileron]

I think this could of been posted in the 2nd amendment area it was a toss up so I threw it here anyways.

Its just a reminder to all of us when someone makes that silly argument about flintlocks are all your allowed, they couldn't have envisioned weapons of today, yada, yada, yada.

I'm betting, having read about older weapons in the past is this. That if asked, our founders would be adamant that repeating rifles and handguns would exist in the future as normal arms to bear.

http://ccrkba.org/pub/rkba/news/PuckleGun.htm

Enjoy.

[triggerhappy]

Square bullets, huh? Doesn't that make it hard on the rifling? Should I get one with a chrome-lined barrel? Can I upgrade to a ten-round mag?

Anyone up for a group buy?

[jumbopanda]

I wrote a paper on the history of firearms last year, and stumbled across this while doing research. Apparently it was meant to fire round bullets at Christian enemies, and square ones at heathens.

Also, anyone who argues that the 2A shouldn't apply to modern weapons is a tool. That's like saying that freedom of speech shouldn't apply to radio, phone, TV, internet, etc.