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Originally Posted by vintagetoppsguy
ESD is right. That is the very definition of an assault rifle - "capable of selective fire." Selective fire means it has the ability to switch from semi-automatic to fully automatic. Don't take my word for it. Look it up on Wikipedia.
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The way the ban defined them was stuff like folding stocks etc.
That can also be found on wikipedia.
Selective fire is a form of full auto, and as I said has been tightly regulated since 1934. Although I don't think there were any selective fire guns made at the time.
Steve B