Federal judge rules CA magazine ban violates 2A

[colorider]

A local store where I get magpul products said he has a big supply problem as of Monday. His distributors are sending their inventory to CA for the current sales rush.

[Rumline]

Most likely:
1. 9th circuit en banc overturns ruling.
2. SCOTUS declines to hear it.

Added clarification, but this.

The 9th just recently upheld the 2nd in Young v Hawaii with regards with the right to keep and bear arms in public. Sometimes you can't guess which way they'll swing.

That was just the three-judge panel. It has already been appealed to the 9th circuit "en banc", where an 11-judge panel gets another crack at the case. That appeal has been stayed pending SCOTUS's opinion in New York State Rifle & Pistol Association v. City of New York. But they do this every time, and the en banc panel always overturns the pro-2A initial ruling. I sincerely doubt that the 9th Circuit is scared of SCOTUS overturning them, or even agreeing to take an appeal. SCOTUS is done with the 2nd Amendment, as Thomas laments. We ostensibly have a "conservative majority" on the bench but in reality conservatives are outnumbered 6-3.

[Irving]

The mere thought that Californians can now buy Magpul drum mags, and Coloradoans cant buy a Glock 17 rd mag absolutely boggles the mind.

Never thought that CA would have better mag laws than CO

Un friggin real

It's cheaper to plate a car in California too.

[Will1776]

A local store where I get magpul products said he has a big supply problem as of Monday. His distributors are sending their inventory to CA for the current sales rush.

Probably best the rest of the country goes a bit without magpul so CA can stock up while they can.

[Ramsker]

Brownells reported they had sold 300,000 mags . . . and that was a day or so ago. The flooding of CA with mags is pretty epic. I wonder what the final count will be?

[Great-Kazoo]

It's cheaper to plate a car in California too.

No it's not. Those plates you buy when registering a vehicle, cost $X. While it may be cheaper up front. That cost never goes down, you paid $675 to plate / register your caravan. Next year and every year after, until you either sell of take it off the road. Still $675.




What's nice about AZ is you have a choice of 1,2,3 or 5 year when you plate a vehicle. Trailers are a 1 time cost and has PERMANENT in stead of an expiration date. I plated 2 trailers for under $200. Never have to renew again

AND, bonus points for no emissions test.

[Bailey Guns]

^^ Here, too. 2 years registration on my new Cruze, title fee and 2 years unlimited state parks pass...$134. My 18' car hauler trailer was $27 for 10 years ($7 was title fee). It's just stupid cheap to register a car here.

Sales tax is a different story.... I only paid 2.9% when I lived in Bailey on a car. ID sales tax is a flat 6% statewide...so cities don't get to add more taxes.

ETA: First time I registered my truck here I asked if they required emissions testing. Clerk looked at me and said, "Emissions testing? Why would you need that?"

[brutal]

^^ Here, too. 2 years registration on my new Cruze, title fee and 2 years unlimited state parks pass...$134. My 18' car hauler trailer was $27 for 10 years ($7 was title fee). It's just stupid cheap to register a car here.

Sales tax is a different story.... I only paid 2.9% when I lived in Bailey on a car. ID sales tax is a flat 6% statewide...so cities don't get to add more taxes.

ETA: First time I registered my truck here I asked if they required emissions testing. Clerk looked at me and said, "Emissions testing? Why would you need that?"

I just paid $80 for an annual state park pass.

My (2018 MY) RV tag renewal is $766.

Electric only (shared water) Sites at Pueblo Reservoir are $32/night and don't include park access.

Fukn thieves.

[Rumline]

Don'cha kno?? CO is basically a third-world country because our taxes are so low, thanks to that damn Tabor. We need more money for schools*, roads**, clean air and water***!!

-Every liberal in this state

* For administrators and to be siphoned off for pet projects. Teachers can sit and spin.
** To be spent on toll roads owned by private companies run by relatives of CO DOT admins
*** To be used to drive oil and gas industry out of the state

[Irving]

Doesn't a non-US company own the major toll roads in our state? Thought I heard that somewhere, but never verified.