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I do not see the utility in full auto fire for light weapons. After the Las Vegas shooting, I made it a point to try a select fire MP5. It's far more controllable than a select fire rifle, but at the end of 300 rounds, I had to ask "Why?". For FMJ 9mm, it makes complete sense. For those of us whose ammo options are limited only by chemistry and materials science, subguns aren't a great choice. Anything that a select fire subgun can do, an SBR .300 blackout does better. A .357 Sig or 10mm with good can and a red dot is far shorter and doesn't need 5 center mass hits. A .300 BLK super 125 or 150 grain load is on a different plane than a dangerously overpressure 9mm round,and actually benefits from a 10-12" barrel.

My real concern is that a ban is worded poorly such that it can be used to ban electronic primers and Jerry Miculek's right index finger.