Who's got the most gun laws?

[TimRB]

I got my packet of legal info and forms related to my recent C&R aquisition today. One of the books they sent, and it's a thick one, is "State Laws and Published Ordinances - Firearms". In it is a compilation of important gun laws for each state, and, where appropriate, city or county ordnances of note.

Looking at the table of contents, I find most states have ten or fewer pages of laws, many states having only two or three. A few states have as many as 18 or 19 pages, but one state stands out as the undisputed winner, with 69 pages of gun laws. Can you say California? I knew you could.

BTW, the C&R cost $30. That makes sense, since it cost $10.35 to send me this packet of books via Priority Mail.

Tim

 

[fjolnirsson]

I can't wait to get outta here.
On top of the anti gun laws, we have horrible restrictions on other forms of defense as well. We're pretty much reduced to throwing rocks at this point.

 

[carp killer]

You will also notice that the more pages of gun laws usually means a higher crime rate.

 

[7.62FullMetalJacket]

You will also notice that the more pages of gun laws usually means a higher crime rate.

Actually, it is beyond surprising. First, law-abiding citizens are disarmed through compliance while criminals are NOT. Then, for any law-abiding citizen that decides to arm themselves, we have tricks and traps, codified, for youir enjoyment. So, criminals, and crimes, are also generated from the tome of

 

[Standing Wolf]

You will also notice that the more pages of gun laws usually means a higher crime rate.

Yep. Leftist extremist so-called "gun control" has everything to do with control and nothing to do with crime.

 

[GigaBuist]

The PDF file provided by the Michigan State Police encompasing all of our firearms laws (and other weapons) totals up to 172 pages.

 

[rich2u]

Yeah good old Michigan, land of paperwork. We moved down to Indiana to save on taxes. Who new for 20 bucks & a stamp you could get your ccw. In Mich they wouldn't give you one until you wife or family dragged your dead body in . Guess thats changed now though. But from reading the rules its still a circus act.