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19-11 vote to go onto the Senate by end of 2011. This would be ****ing awesome
if this passes and my CCW permit is valid in California since I have family there
and love the ocean. I would really enjoy going to all these non gun friendly states
with the ability to defend myself and my family [Beer]
House panel clears conceal-and-carry gun bill, with one Republican defection
your link she is broken!
nice to hear! I know RMGO and NAGR were against this, but I'm for it
Why would they be against it? RMGO doesnt surpise me since his association with ****smoke.Quote:
Originally Posted by ghettodub
Also, link is fixed [Beer]
I am against anything that transfer power from the State to the Federal govt. This law will allow the fed to ban someone from carrying nationwide, will it not?Quote:
Originally Posted by DD977GM2
I can agree with you.Quote:
Originally Posted by MB888
Then they should treat it like drivers license. Making it legal to CCW in any state
that have permits etc. The feds dont control the DL and who can and cant have one do they? (serious question not being sarcastic)
Good question and point.Quote:
Originally Posted by DD977GM2
There's one thing on this link that I think covers that, but I'm not sure
http://www.nraila.org/Issues/FactShe...=189&issue=003
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Myth: H.R. 822 would involve the federal bureaucracy in setting standards for carry permits, resulting in "need" requirements, higher fees, waiting periods, national gun owner registration, or worse.
FACT: H.R. 822 doesn't require -- or even authorize -- any such action by any federal agency. In fact, since it would amend the Gun Control Act, it would fall under a limitation within that law that authorizes "only such rules and regulations as are necessary to carry out" the GCA's provisions. No federal rules or regulations would be needed to implement H.R. 822, which simply overrides certain state laws.
This is what RMGO/NAGR put out, and to me, it looks like their typical stuff that made me unsubscribe to everything they send
http://www.nationalgunrights.org/tro...moves-forward/
exactly. this is a Trojan horse. WTF are we thinking its a good thing to give hte feds more power? [Rant1]Quote:
Originally Posted by MB888
While I like the idea as I probably travel as much as anyone here...I don't like the open endedness this legislation provides. Attachments could include awb or mag capacity limits training requirements bogus fees or upgrade or recurrent training.
Nothing is cut and dry with the feds.