registered guns

[OilyPablo]

Not until the Supreme Court says so (opr1945 has it right).

Yes and I just don't think we should have to wait for the Supremes to rule.

I have my definition of "right". It's a right. Register to practice religion, the freedom of speech, of the press, of assembly and right to petition? Man that would stir people up. Oh maybe not anymore.

 

[brickeyee]

Only if your definition of "forever" is 20 years.

Point to a regulation or law then.

The last time I looked it up in the CFR 4473s had to be kept 20 years, bounds books could NEVER be destroyed, and must be surrendered to BATFE when the license is terminated.

 

[Frank Ettin]

Not until the Supreme Court says so (opr1945 has it right).

Yes and I just don't think we should have to wait for the Supremes to rule.

But in the real world, you don't really have a choice. It's the opinions of courts on matters of law that will affect the lives and property of real people in the real world. You opinion on such things will not.

You might think that a law is unconstitutional, but your opinion won't get that law overturned. You might think a law is unconstitutional, but your opinion won't keep you from getting prosecuted or incarcerated for violating it.

 

[OilyPablo]

But in the real world, you don't really have a choice. It's the opinions of courts on matters of law that will affect the lives and property of real people in the real world. You opinion on such things will not.

You might think that a law is unconstitutional, but your opinion won't get that law overturned. You might think a law is unconstitutional, but your opinion won't keep you from getting prosecuted or incarcerated for violating it.

I can tell you live in California. Look what happened to you guys!

What I'm referring to is a state - and in the real world we do have a choice. If a state sees such lists as unconstitutional and passes a law making such lists illegal, well there you go.

 

[Jim K]

Only on TV could a cop enter a room, look at a "body" from 30 feet away, and declare that "he was shot with a 9mm semi-automatic pistol."

Jim

 

[Art Eatman]

Nuthin' like a little thread drift.