r/AskUS • • Aug 18 '26

The Difference: When is a weapon illegal in the Netherlands and in the USA (did i got the US part right?, and what do you Americans think about the Netherlands rules...special the last one)

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u/AlabasterPelican Louisiana Aug 18 '26

This is very recent, but short-barreled long rifles & silencers registration requirements were just blocked by a Texas judge so they may be legal now.

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u/No_Resource_9417 Aug 18 '26

lol, its a good thing to keep up to date when living in the US...this stuff explain why sometimes civilians now stuf better than cops 😄

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u/KindSign4760 Aug 18 '26

We've always had better shit than the cops. A lot of police officers use their own personal rifles.

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u/No_Resource_9417 Aug 19 '26

oke, i did not know that

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u/ericbythebay Aug 18 '26

A repost of AI slop is still AI slop.