[Demarcus ware]

I realize the NRA go-to progammatic pamphlet manual when I see it. And, no, I am talking about weapons designed for military use, like the one the Orlando shooter bought. And that is all I am talking about. And only those on terror watch and "no fly" lists, which should be subject to due process.

That's what I've been trying to get you to understand. The only difference between that gun and a hunting rifle is the shape of it. That's it. The shape makes no difference in what happened. If that gun was designed for the military it would have a full auto switch, which it didn't. It's made to look like a military rifle but is no different than a hunting rifle. Serious question, how do you ban a gun just because it looks a certain part, yet leave another gun which fires the exact same way, same caliber ammo, but has a wooden stock?