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Yeah that idea is flawed in many ways.

Only true if the good guy wins the fight at the OK corral, and the bad guy has the element of surprise. Which means if he plans it right he gets to draw first. (or snipe from range).

Another really important thing to remember in regards to the 2nd amendment, "arms" in those days were single shot muzzle loading muskets and pistols.
You cannot commit a massacre with that sort of weapon

Maybe thats the answer, keep the 2nd amendment, but outlaw all but muzzle loading pop guns

[QUOTE="mike, post: 149476, member: 9271"] Yeah that idea is flawed in many ways. Only true if the good guy wins the fight at the OK corral, and the bad guy has the element of surprise. Which means if he plans it right he gets to draw first. (or snipe from range). Another really important thing to remember in regards to the 2nd amendment, "arms" in those days were single shot muzzle loading muskets and pistols. You cannot commit a massacre with that sort of weapon Maybe thats the answer, keep the 2nd amendment, but outlaw all but muzzle loading pop guns [/QUOTE]

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