Denver ?Ghost Gun? law

[FromMyColdDeadHand]

99% of LE's couldn't tell the difference, between a SBR and carbine. let alone a GG..

Part of me wanted to watch the court monkeys in the Kenosha Kyle’s case try to measure barrel length correctly….

[00tec]

Part of me wanted to watch the court monkeys in the Kenosha Kyle’s case try to measure barrel length correctly….

Same.

[Seamonkey]

From the article
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If passed, the measure would make it illegal for anyone to possess, wear, carry, transport, display, flourish, discharge, manufacture or sell any non-serialized firearm in Denver, including any non-serialized firearm frame or receiver.
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How does one flourish a firearm?

EDIT-I see flourish is a synonym for brandish, forgive me, I aint got much college.

snap.. better not transport my C&R Remington 550 .22 rifle through Denver just in case

edit....
Fentanyl? Prescription drug abuse? Opiods?.... na, the REAL problem is those pesky firearms

https://www.foxnews.com/us/fentanyl-...e-death-adults
https://indyweek.com/news/northcarol...ment-programs/
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/polit...ent/ar-AARVecM

[eddiememphis]

You can put a serial number on anything you want. Put a serial on your steak if you want.

I often do...

[00tec]

I often do...

You nasty

[battlemidget]

At least it's not ketchup.

[Zundfolge]

Ok so it'll be illegal to have a gun without a serial number. So simply stamp a number 1 on the frame somewhere and you're good to go? According to the law it doesn't appear to require a certain number of digits? Nor that the number be unique? Nor that it be on file with anyone else?

[FoxtArt]

Everyone who reads laws like this and think there are "get out of jail loopholes" fundamentally don't understand the legal system.

IF the Denver DA did want to charge you, you would be successfully prosecuted whether or not your receiver was blank or had "FJB2021" engraved on it.

Laws only provide justification for the courts to attack you (the citizen), they do not, in truth, restrain the courts in any fashion, way, or kind. There's more than 1,000 ways a court can dynamically edit and even rewrite or create legislation and regulation to suit their whims, and it happens every day.

[crays]

There's more than 1,000 ways a court can dynamically edit and even rewrite or create legislation and regulation to suit their whims, and it happens every day.

Just for kicks, and since it's the weekend, how about citing several actual examples of legislation being rewritten or created in the middle of, and due to, litigation procedures, by the court?

Creative interpretation of existing laws/regulations don't count, as per your fairly specific declaration above.



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[crays]

Granted, after all of your anti-court posts and watching real, live, cases play out, I don't doubt that there is some internal influence happening, but come on.

You made a pretty bold statement. Back it up with evidence and it will go a long way to prove your point.

Pretty sure no none disagrees that the system is broken.

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