mcp1810

The way I predict D.C. will work it is simple. The amnesty period is simply a chance for folks that already have their guns to get them registered now. The trick is how did they get them. If they owned them before they moved to the city and brought them with them they are OK. If they grew up in the city and show up to register one, well now we have an illegal interstate sale to look into. A dealers license fee will be in the neighborhood of say $5000. That license must be renewed every year. Dealers will not be permitted within one thousand feet of a school or another dealer. Dealers must have a bank style vault where inventory will be kept etc. etc. Then they might throw in restrictions on selling ammo at the same time as a firearm....... They will make it as close to impossible as they legally can.

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Skygod

So I guess that only wheel guns are going to be allowed to be kept in the home ?

I'm in the hopes that ever single restrictive city or state is put through more and more litigation to the highest court regarding their "reasonable" restrictions.

Interestingly enough the Miller vs USA case held the language that his short barreled saw off shotgun "was not of common military use"

The hyprocrisy of these bans on semi autos and magazine fed weapons, assuming you understand "common military use" is beyond me, since liberals have alway's held the Miller case in their back pocket as some sort of precedent to taking all semi auto rifles off the table during the AWB rhetoric.

If the precedent sent with Miller vs USA is read correctly, then it held that all military style weapons where perfectly compatible with the 2nd Amendment. How will the liberals get around this argument ? After all, we now have thousands of Rem 870 Breachers that are in "common military use" It's a 10" pistol gripped 12 g shotgun.

Does anybody else see this hyprocrisy ??

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DPro.40

Too stupid to know when he has been beat. Someone had to say it.

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havegunjoe

Having to register a gun to keep in your home is Un-Reasonable if you ask me. It’s my legal property and it is my home. They can stuff their registration. This is what I did not like about the Heller decision, it allowed for “Reasonable” gun control by government but did not define what is reasonable.

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tankdriver

That's kinda funny.....

I'd rather be shot with a EVIL 9mm semi that a nice safe 44 mag revolver .....

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alfack

You would think they would rather have folks shooting semi-auto, on the odd chance that someone forgets to pick up their brass, brass that can be tied to the weapon, after a shooting incident.

Revolvers leave less evidence behind.

matiki

If they did that, then they'd have to acknowledge that spent casings are rarely useful in solving crimes.

This way they can continue perpetuating the microstamping myth.

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