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What is the arrest record for having a dangerous weapon? Is it a law thats on the books but not enforced unless its an add-on charge like no seat belt with a speeding ticket? Tilting my rose colored glasses down for a second but I'm not taking them off just yet.
I was never in the 80's. Maybe I just wanted to see if you were the hypersensitive easily triggered snowflake type. And that JOKE is still very popular in San Fransisco. A gay guy told it to me when I was there a few years back.Quote:
Originally Posted by hurley842002
ETA: We laughed at his expense to break the ice. Its nice to get a long. Its not so nice to be at each others throats over what someone says.
AKA Troll? I'm far from a snowflake.Quote:
Originally Posted by DOC
My friend said that about CA, 35 years ago. he still believes it.Quote:
Originally Posted by DOC
No idea on the arrest stats but I have no desire to be the crash test dummy for a felony conviction , you wanna be the test case and end your life for at least 5 years working through the legal system more power to you .
Anyone that filed as an individual or has since notified LEO post 41P is going to have to deal with the fact that someone knows* what you have.Quote:
Originally Posted by DOC
* It's my understanding that 41P paper goes through a shredder in DougCo, but I've no direct evidence.
I suppose it's also possible that should they go looking, the feds may be compelled by the state to report on any NFA items in one's possession? Frankly, I don't know the law in that regard.
While I am of the same mind as Chuck in regards to the legal issues owners in CO may face if the HPA passes, passage will take a long time, if ever.
The average for Federal legislation to become law is 23 months. Contentious issues, longer. After passage, the HPA would have some period of time before taking effect wherein rulemaking would occur as some Federal Agency (currently the ATF) which would take several months at a minimum. So, say three years maybe before it might become law. Then (akin to the AR15 market) you will get morons entering the fray and the good companies struggling to meet demand. Depending on what you want, might take a few months to a few years to come in stock. So, IMHO, I'd bet on a 4 year time period, at a minimum, to be able to buy 16.1" integrally suppressed barrels OTC, if Trump or Pence win the Presidential Election in 2020. If a D wins in 2020, NEVER.
Those with tax stamps would still have their permit to own a gun mufflers.
No one in Colorado would be able to obtain future mufflers unless our laws are changed.
Do other state require background checks when purchasing a muffler?
Meaning essentially, that we could not apply for refunds like other red blooded Americans in freedom loving states. Welcome to Komirado.Quote:
Originally Posted by Eric P
The state firearms laws vary greatly especially with the NFA , https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sour...hZQT_wGGHKLhVQ .
This is why the HPA having no preemption language in it is a reason for concern and if they remove suppressors from the NFA the states will be free to regulate them with state law .
Like I said before it's a pipe dream to think suppressors will be deregulated and available over the counter like some European countries .
The thing is that NFA owners are a miniscule percentage of the gun owning public and like every tiny lobbying group it's easy to blow smoke up your ass when the politicians have no intention of changing anything .