101 Reasons Why You Need A Ghost Gun

By Evan F. Nappen, Attorney at Law

When the Gun Rights Oppressors are pushing to ban “Ghost Guns,” they like to  proclaim, “Why does anybody need one?”

Here are 101 reasons that answer that question.

You need a Ghost Gun —

1. because it is simply a privately made firearm (PMF).
2. because you don’t want to be beholden to a commercial manufacturer.
3. because it is American made.
4. because it is locally made.
5. because it is made by you.
6. because the Government doesn’t know about it.
7. to better understand the mechanics of firearm operation.
8. to overcome a denial of your rights.
9. to resist gun rights oppression
10. because it is demonized by the gun rights oppressors.
11. to participate in an American tradition of making your own firearm.
12. to experiment with your own designs.
13. to make your own replacement parts.
14. to take personal pride in your craftsmanship.
15. to make a family heirloom.
16. to demonstrate your independence.
17. to build it the way you want it.
18. to have gun uses modern technology and materials.
19. to have a rust resistant gun.
20. to have a lighter weight gun.
21. to have a gun that is custom fit.
22. to have a gun with no serial number.
23. to have a gun you can immediately identify it as yours.
24. to have a gun designed to be more concealable.
25. to save money.
26. to defend your car.
27. to defend your boat.
28. to defend your camp.
29. to defend your ranch.
30. to defend your farm.
31. to defend your family.
32. to defend your country.
33. to defend your yourself.
34. to go hunting with.
35. to go fishing with.
36. to own a gun that is prohibited in the unfree world.
37. to have an undetectable firearm.
38. to have a gun that breaks down easily.
39. to have a gun that is easily stored.
40. to have a gun that is easily cleaned.
41. to have a gun to fight enemy occupation.
42. to have a gun the U.S. trained the WWII Philippine Guerrillas to make and use.
43. to have a gun that is/may be a collector’s item.
44. to have a target shooting gun.
45. to have a competition shooting gun.
46. to have a survival gun.
47. to make our Founding Fathers proud.
48. for artistic appreciation.
49. because your other firearms may be banned next.
50. to have a gun that can’t be traced.
51. to have a gun with readily replaceable parts.
52. to have a gun possessed by many honest citizens.
53. to have a gun that uses the optics I choose.
54. to have a wall hanger.
55. to have a gun to show off to my friends.
56. to have a unique gun.
57. to piss off the BATF.
58. to makes liberals clutch their pearls.
59. to have a gun which is
60. to have a gun which is a fast shooter.
61. to have a gun which is a slow shooter.
62. to have a gun for when sh*t hits the fan.
63. to have a gun I can bury.
64. to have a gun I can shoot with my family.
65. to have a gun with a reliable design.
66. to have a gun to shoot terrorists.
67. to have a gun to fight enemies – both foreign and domestic.
68. to defend against a street gang.
69. to defend against mob violence.
70. to defend against looters.
71. to have a gun no one knows about.
72. to have a gun that Jews in the Warsaw ghetto would have wanted.
73. to have a cool gun.
74. to have a gun to protect my church, synagogue or other house of worship.
75. to have a gun to protect my business.
76. to have a gun to protect my property.
77. to have a gun to protect my body.
78. to have a gun to protect my plans.
79. to have a gun when the National Instant Check System is down.
80. to have a gun when the Government declares an emergency and stops gun sales.
81. to have a covert firearm.
82. to have a gun that uses available ammunition.
83. to have a gun that no one understands why I want it, except me.
84. to have a gun to shoot when or if I’m disabled.
85. to own a firearm that can be dropped and still function.
86. to own a firearm that can be coated in mud and still function.
87. to own a firearm that can be dunked in water and still function.
88. to own a firearm that can be frozen solid and still function.
89. to own a firearm that can be buried in sand and still function.
90. to be a prepared member of the unorganized militia (10 U.S. Code Sect. 311 (a)).
91. to distinguish between an object and its misuse.
92. to exercise a Constitutional right.
93. to exercise a natural right.
94. to exercise a civil right.
95. to exercise a fundamental right.
96. to exercise an inalienable right.
97. to exercise a human right.
98. to have a gun that is commonly possessed.
99. to have a gun that expresses the true meaning of the Second Amendment.
100. because you believe in freedom.
101. because YOU say you need one.

In America, an individual’s need should not be determined by the State Government.