Denver city council votes to ban ghost guns

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This came to me from the @ammodotcom emails

The more alarming part of the read was the tweet

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ghosts should be able to have guns just like people :wink:

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I hope the law gets tested in court. It’s gotta be unconstitutional. If they can pass this then they can tell you you can’t defend yourself with a Taurus but must have a S&W M&P or some such. Pure bovine excrement.

It also sounds to me like they didn’t actually ban ghost guns. Just make it and add a serial number. It doesn’t need to mean anything.

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I hope this gets tested in court, can’t be Constitutional.

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Ive had mine since the 60s, from my cold wet hands!

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FYI the Mayflower brought 3 forges with them to the new world.
Pilgrims been making their own since 1619

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IT will. This is an interference with interstate commerce and will fall under the scotus. Not that will do us any good but it will end up there in any case.

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Hmmm not so sure. In Wyoming we essentially are not allowed to take the end product out of State. We stamp ours with a number for inventory. Ours may never be sold. They are made by members of the family trust from materials that crossed state lines. I believe our ‘Trust Firearms’ would pass muster in Boulder.

I would have to dig into it deeper to be positive.

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The parts are not all made in Wyoming.

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Correct. That’s what I said above. In Wyoming they don’t have to be. I don’t know about other states.

I get where you’re going with that. Because some of the other parts do the interstate commerce and supremacy clauses can be invoked. I may be mistaken but I thought that was tried and failed. I think sheriff Mack was involved with that.

There is a little bit about his history here…

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