That’s so not true. On so many levels. What about all the AR pistols without a brace? That short barrel upper in your opinion puts you in possession of having a SBR because of some imaginary “intent” to put that upper on a lower that has a stock? I’ve seen this “theory” posted on Internet...
The “Supreme Court” in NY is not what you think of when you hear the term “Supreme Court”. It’s just a regular state court with a judge. Same as our Superior Courts here in GA. It will get appealed through the state appellate system and likely get overturned by all the appointed judges put...
Supreme Court recently refused to hear the case filed by a gun owners group challenging one of the appeals courts that affirmed the ban. So the ban (and the authority of the ATF to legislate from the swamp) is in full effect. Braces next. Then I’m sure binary triggers and God knows what else...
No he did not. He had absolutely nothing to do with Trump drafting an executive order to declare a piece of plastic a machine gun and the ATF drafting a regulation that said the same ludicrous statement based on Trump’s executive order. Just like criminals using so called ghost guns have...
We can thank trump for declaring bump stocks to be “machine guns”. Lots of people didn’t care about bump stocks. But as you note, it’s all incremental and eventually those who don’t care about one or two items will have something they care about targeted next. Braces and certain triggers are...
My LGS told me there is no good reason not to get a social security number, mothers maiden name, finger print, eye scan, and sperm sample. Tell your LGS to pound sand.
Not sure what you are proposing, but state law cannot cancel federal law. The supremacy clause makes fed law the law of the land over contradictory State law. The only thing the states can do is pass legislation that they will not “enforce” certain federal laws. Which means the feds will...
“shall not be infringed” has a very different meaning for us than that of congress and SCOTUS. Neither congress nor scotus believe “shall not be infringed” includes reasonable regulations.
And there is no authority supporting the position that only states can regulate guns. The states have...
Yet, short barrel shotguns are still regulated by the NFA and require tax stamps. And there is no chance SCOTUS would interfere with that or any other “reasonable regulations” that the government puts on our guns. It sucks, but it’s our reality. The recent SCOTUS cases that ruled in our favor...
yes, but, they also say “reasonable” restrictions and regulations are permissible. What you and I believe to be reasonable, is a far cry from what SCOTUS and politicians will deem to be reasonable. Other than an all out ban, I think SCOTUS will refrain from interfering with most gun control...
TN elevates signs to have full force of the law. That’s sad. But, at the end of the day, concealed is concealed regardless of what the sign says. And I’d rather be in violation of a sign or a law than need a gun and not have it.
16-11-127.1 defines a weapon to include knuckles. So that means you must have a weapons license to carry outside your home or car.
“(4) “Weapon” means and includes any pistol, revolver, or any weapon designed or intended to propel a missile of any kind, or any dirk, bowie knife, switchblade...
I carry regular brass knuckles sometimes and always have them in my vehicle. I am not aware of anything in the Georgia code that prohibits you from carrying them (or a real meat tenderizer for that matter) or brings them under the requirement to have a Georgia weapons license to carry them...