SO... Does the SAFE ACT Nullify the Preban?
Hey guys,
I just wanted to throw this out there. I have been thinking about loopholes lately with the (Not so) SAFE act and having read it I have to say it seems to nullify the legal difference between pre and post ban "assault weapons". How? you ask, it ties them all together as AW guns with more then one feature, but I see nothing in the law that makes a distinction between a pre ban and post ban gun. The only thing it does is ban future sales and define AW's as 1 feature weapons that we need to register by April 15th.
So, because they "got rid of loopholes" with this law, does this mean that all "assault weapons" are now created equal?
Can we modify our existing firearms beyond what was legal before January 14th since anything we register will, according to them, be acceptable?
What are your thoughts? They totally screwed the pooch on this in the language of the law and we may be able to re-attach that bayonet lug and have a super scary Pre-Pre-Ban AR15.
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