@syruproxy@BeardedDale ๐ they get much pricier than that. I can't remember the one my ex had, but I remember it being $400 and worth every penny. But it's been years since I've made espresso at home, so I never bought one for myself. I'm sure cheaper ones work fine, but that's my barometer.
@syruproxy@BeardedDale Any coffee can be used for espresso. Buy a good grinder. Try all their whole beans. I haven't had any Cast Brew, but I'd bet Appalachian Nights and Graphene Dream would make a good espresso.
@philthatremains@DeltaTeamTac But Fight Lite uppers work on standard AR lowers, with AR fire control groups. Cost isn't much different from a neutered SAW, either.
@philthatremains@DeltaTeamTac Gonna have to talk to Rare Breed about that. Then again, some claim DTT was just a shell company of RBT while litigation in NY prevented RBT from operating anywhere...
@Rep_Clyde Don't stop there. Give AOWs and machine guns the same treatment. Repeal the NFA completely, along with the GCA, FOPA and the Hughes Amendment, and the list goes on...
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@Fat_Electrician This means that for practical purposes, we can set aside the prefatory clause for separate discussion on WHY it is included, and we can focus on the operative clause as to what the 2nd Amendment means.
@Fat_Electrician Let's not forget that it's also written as a prefatory clause followed by an operative clause. A prefatory clause does not limit the operative clause. It is merely A reason to justify the operative clause; in this case, a damn good one.