mapanggulo
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Here's some good news for anyone that owns a Smith & Wesson Autoloader:
If the 1994 Assault Weapon Act is not renewed by Congress, any consumer purchasing one of the following new Smith & Wesson handguns at retail between August 15, 2004 and December 31, 2004 that did not include two high capacity magazines at the time of purchase will receive from Smith & Wesson, two high capacity magazines for their specific handgun (subject to federal, state and local restrictions) at no charge upon submission of the handguns model number, serial number and a copy of either the dated receipt or Federal Form 4473.
Quoted from - http://home.smith-wesson.com/conten...ontent/00/01/32/01/03/userdirectory59.content
Also, I've noticed an Online Gun Stores advertising their 'law enforcement only' inventory to qualified civilians for delivery after Sept 13th. Don't know the legalities in that but if Smith & Wesson and a Gun Store is advertising this...then I'd think that one of them has did their legal research.
If the 1994 Assault Weapon Act is not renewed by Congress, any consumer purchasing one of the following new Smith & Wesson handguns at retail between August 15, 2004 and December 31, 2004 that did not include two high capacity magazines at the time of purchase will receive from Smith & Wesson, two high capacity magazines for their specific handgun (subject to federal, state and local restrictions) at no charge upon submission of the handguns model number, serial number and a copy of either the dated receipt or Federal Form 4473.
Quoted from - http://home.smith-wesson.com/conten...ontent/00/01/32/01/03/userdirectory59.content
Also, I've noticed an Online Gun Stores advertising their 'law enforcement only' inventory to qualified civilians for delivery after Sept 13th. Don't know the legalities in that but if Smith & Wesson and a Gun Store is advertising this...then I'd think that one of them has did their legal research.