The "sporting purposes" test of the Gun Control Act of 1968 is in diametric opposition to the common use test of US v Miller wherein the protection of the Second Amendment is ascribed to suitability and commonality of use in militia service. In short, GCA '68 disallowance of arms based on sporting purposes rather than suitability for militia service is unconstitutional, requiring immediate and retroactive repeal.
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