searcher451
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While attending the Utah concealed weapons permit class in Oregon a couple of nights back (good in 29 states, by the way), our instructor indicated that he was going to start offering special classes exclusively on the use of revolvers because he saw it as the emerging trend in gun ownership. He made the statement in a long string of advertisements for some of his other classes at the start of the session, but I asked him about his logic during the first break.
He replied that it all has to do with the Heller decision from this past summer and the District's legal response, declaring that all semi-automatic pistols with magazines are essentially fully automatic firearms. He believes (and he's no dummy) that the courts will eventually agree and will subsequently outlaw all semi-automatics, leaving us only with revolvers to protect ourselves.
I don't know that I agree; I don't know that I don't agree. But I did find it interesting food for thought and decided to share it here, in the event that others might want to weigh on.
He replied that it all has to do with the Heller decision from this past summer and the District's legal response, declaring that all semi-automatic pistols with magazines are essentially fully automatic firearms. He believes (and he's no dummy) that the courts will eventually agree and will subsequently outlaw all semi-automatics, leaving us only with revolvers to protect ourselves.
I don't know that I agree; I don't know that I don't agree. But I did find it interesting food for thought and decided to share it here, in the event that others might want to weigh on.