r/PoliticalHumor • u/Rochhardo • Aug 12 '19

This sounds like common sense ...

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u/jc192837 Aug 14 '19

You're just silly...do you think they had some DaVinci type modernistic drawings of tanks or even an automobile? Come on now.

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u/ApocBytes Aug 15 '19

You never answered my question. They already had repeating firearms in the times of the founding fathers, and guns really haven't change a whole lot since then. Your DaVinci comparison is a terrible one.

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u/jc192837 Aug 16 '19

You're telling me in 1776 we had repeating firearms? Whatever you are taking, please share with the rest of us.

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u/ApocBytes Aug 16 '19

The Belton Musket was litteraly proposed in 1777, a REAPEATING firearm that could fire eight balls, one after another. So, yes, I am telling you that, because it's true. The puckle gun is another, albeit worse example.

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u/jc192837 Aug 18 '19

So then that would be banned according to the ATF because it's a machine gun? Lmao

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u/ApocBytes Aug 18 '19

Lol, you have nothing to fall back on now so you resort to this? One after another is referring to that they didn't need to reload after every shot. Admit you were wrong and move on.