12-09-2015, 01:47 PM
(12-09-2015, 11:33 AM)Benton Wrote: How so? There's no laws broken if you're going from 0-60 mph in 3.2 provided it's a 65 mph speed limit. There's no laws broken if you're topping out at 160 on your own property, a racetrack or other places not on the highway. The intended use of the vehicle can be fulfilled in a lawful, legal way.
With an assault rifle, that's not really true. Even if you're using it as a critter gun, most states prohibit you from killing a few dozen of any animal in under a minute.
Just like a racetrack or other suitable places where a user can test the properties of their High performance vehicle; there are shooting ranges and other suitable location that a user can test the properties of their assault rifle.
There are also a number of unlawful acceleration laws on the books, so there may be laws broken simply from rapid acceleration.
I had a friend that just purchased a SCAR 17S for $2100, does he "need" it? No. Is it his right to own it lawfully? Yes