Connecticut gun registration

[Deleted member 38641]

I now live in South East Georgia but, I was Born and Raised in Connecticut, not far from Middletown. I joined the Army from a small town called Wallingford in 1979 never to return, except for the occasional short visit. After reading the article, I can fully understand why I stay in Georgia. Typical Knee Jerk Reaction.

 

[bc]

But,but,but, it's the law.

An unconstitutional law is no law at all.

 

[Constitution Hour]

An unconstitutional law is no law at all.

That depends on who does the deciding.

 

[chucklenut]

Everybody SAYS they do. Talk is cheap. I bet 98%+ of the LEGAL gun owners there fall in line. I bet in Georgia it would be 95%+.

maybe

some of them may be complying though "just enough"

 

[righter13]

How do you register a rifle if you made it from a 80% lower??

 

[GeauxLSU]

maybe

some of them may be complying though "just enough"

Yep.... which is probably what I'd do. I think I have 2 guns... I'll have to check.

 

[chucklenut]

Why would you register a rifle if you made it from a 80% lower??

FTFY

 

[righter13]

FTFY

Thanks.... but it was a semi serious question.

 

[Flip853]

"There are separate processes for assault weapons certificates and large-capacity magazines, according to state police.If magazines you bought for the weapon hold more than 10 rounds, you must declare them separately."

What would be the point of declaring / registering magazines that are not serialized?

 

[chucklenut]

"There are separate processes for assault weapons certificates and large-capacity magazines, according to state police.If magazines you bought for the weapon hold more than 10 rounds, you must declare them separately."

What would be the point of declaring / registering magazines that are not serialized?

for the same reason we have womens basketball