Can a felon own a riot shield or ballistic shield since it’s not cover by the body armor 19 US Code 931?

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Can a felon own a riot shield or ballistic shield
since its not cover by the body armor 19 US Code
931?
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Can a felon own a riot shield or ballistic shield
since its not cover by the body armor 19 US Code
931?

• This equipment typically includes vehicles,
  protective gear, weapon systems or other military
  technology that states can purchase or otherwise
  obtain through other sources.
• So what exactly does this policy mean and isnt
  it a violation of the 2nd amendment? Heres the
  part the media isnt highlighting and that is
  they are using government made weapons and gear
  without a permit, without payment, and not
  subject to background checks nor ownership
  records. Does that give them an advantage in a
  gunfight? And lastly, while were on this topic,
  how are we going to stop domestic terrorism?
• This is our chance to discuss it.
• What will we have in the future? Guns on every
  shelf at Wal-Mart? Can felons have body armor,
  riot shields and other weapons that are banned to
  the general public, what is the reason for the
  disparity? Can a felon use a firearm while on the
  run?

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Can a felon own a bullet proof vest?

• Firearms, ammunition, and body armor are not
  currently among the items that a felon can
  possess. The President has said that Law
  enforcement should have every tool
  available ballistic shields to keep our
  communities safe. Now, I want to clarify what
  this policy means. Under the Departments current
  policy, the federal government provides surplus
  military equipment to state and local law
  enforcement agencies for use in very limited
  circumstances. This is our chance to discuss it.
• What will we have in the future? Guns on every
  shelf at Wal-Mart? Can felons have body armor,
  riot shields and other weapons that are banned to
  the general public, what is the reason for the
  disparity? Can a felon use a firearm while on the
  run?
• And why should we be more concerned with stopping
  an average citizen from possessing a weapon
  instead of a felon with a felony?

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Can civilians legally own body armor?

• 1. A felon can keep a firearm at his residence,
  even if he stole the one he is now convicted of
  being in possession of.
• 2. A felon can carry a concealed firearm.
• 3. A felon can carry a concealed firearm in or on
  a vehicle.
• 4. A felon can buy any firearm he wants if he has
  the money.
• 5. A felon can buy ammunition, from anywhere, for
  any weapon.
• Gun laws, such as concealed carry laws, do not
  stop the murder from taking place. A gun in the
  house does NOT prevent the murder. A gun doesnt
  stop the bullet. Only the laws stop that murder.
  The laws are not written for the protection of
  the public, but for the preservation of the 2nd
  amendment rights. The laws do a great job for the
  protection of the private citizens rights.
• Gun laws, such as concealed carry laws, do not
  stop the murder from taking place.
• A gun in the house does NOT prevent the murder. A
  gun doesnt stop the bullet. Only the laws stop
  that murder. The laws are not written for the
  protection of the public, but for the
  preservation of the 2nd amendment rights. The
  laws do a great job for the protection of the
  private citizens rights.

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Is it illegal to wear body armor in public?

• I believe that every citizen should have the
  right to own a firearm. Its our right as
  Americans to do so. The problem today is that
  those of the Democrat and/or Socialist persuasion
  do not appreciate individual rights and dont
  believe in the second amendment. Those of the
  Socialist persuasion would say that they dont
  want weapons of war in the hands of average
  citizens.
• Their ideology will cause them to take extreme
  actions to confiscate private firearms.
• If you have to pay for a gun, why does it have to
  be on the open market?
• I want to give you the background on my position
  on this issue.
• In 2009, the Illinois Supreme Court ruled that
  the right to keep and bear arms belonged to
  everyone, not just to those who could afford to
  buy a weapon.
• Following this ruling, I supported a new State
  wide legislation known as the Gun Show Law.
  This new law stated that gun sales and purchases
  were to be done at gun shows after being placed
  on the ATFs National Instant Criminal Background
  Check System.