Ill just leave this right here.
http://www.ammoland.com/2013/04/new-...#axzz2Pv5dyD8w
And I will add that having spoke with a number of my friends in clinical circles (e.g. social workers, nursing, etc) who work in outpatient/inpatient psych counseling there is a big push from the state to more or less expand the reach of the new 9.46 reporting laws to include patients who don't even meet emergency involuntary admission criteria. Meaning their not in such a state of crisis that they sre a harm to themselves or others just upset or depressed essentially.
Sooo yea, awesome.
Another reason why I don't have a pistol "permit" here. #1, the idea of it offends me, and #2, shit like this happens. They arbitrarily take away your "permission" to exercise your "privilege"
For you guys that asked Arlington TX is the place. The James Town troopers to the best of my knowledge are not targeting the ranges. The guys that I spoke to speculated it may be one ass-clown trying to make a name for himself but they are not aware of any orders. The trooper survey is in circulation and its 99.1% in opposition to SAFE but its going to take time to get it all together.
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I was waiting for this to happen. One of the main ways that I argued to the people I know who support gun control that this law is bad was because of the pitfalls of the 9.46 reporting laws.
They all insisted such a reality would never happen to people unless it was absolutely necessary.
There is no way this law can stand, it is going to get hit from all directions with challenges.
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Last edited by jpmuscle; 04-10-13 at 15:17.
I was wondering the same thing as the OP. I know that pre-unSAFE Act firearms do not have comply with the newest feature test as long as they are registered since compliant rifles do not have to be registered. The last time I read the law it seemed like the banned by name section was gone and there was nothing indicating that registered "assault weapons" had to comply with the prior NY "assault weapon" ban.
As per PL 265.00-22a(v) The term "assault weapon" does not include, "any weapon validly registered pursuant to subdivision sixteen-a of section 400.00 of this chapter. Such weapons shall be subject to the provisions of paragraph (h) of this subdivision. [Paragraph H deals with the transfer or sale of such weapons]
PL 400.00-16a specifies what registration information is to be given and to whom, and when the weapon had to be owned, but says nothing about features.
there is no such thing as a preban now. any rifle w/ the evil features is considered an assault rifle and must be registered.
all previous laws are gone once the safe act started.
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