Failed humor do to lack of caffine....feel free to lock.

[Flyer007]

So God forbid they do get a FED AWB like 1994s passed; how would this affect AWBs in states like MA, CA, NY?

Since the 1994 grandfathered items prior to it, I would think the new one would have to do the same.
Then, if FED AWB overrides the states......wouldn't that mean there would be a bunch of "new" pre-ban mags for the states? Like I could then legally go and get a "pre-ban" M&P high cap mag.

Edit the big cheeky smile is to be sarcastic to show us trapped in MA could get new High caps....I am not panicking and truly believe we won't see any big changes in near future.

 

[Jose]

Why is the forum being cluttered up with idle speculation and panic?

 

[Dr_Scholl]

No new federal AWB is going to pass EVER!

 

[Flyer007]

No panic here......It actually was supposed to be sarcastic in that us trapped in places like MA might be able to de-cripple our modern pistols currently limited if a FED AWB overrides the States.

 

[ochmude]

Why is the forum being cluttered up with idle speculation and panic?

All My Children doesn't come on for another hour.

 

[Sprocket]

Why is the forum being cluttered up with idle speculation and panic?

Can't you see the sky is falling!?

 

[strangenh]

Short answer: If the federal law grandfathered items prior to (say) 2011 and your state only grandfathered those before 1994/5, then you'd "only" be committing a state crime by possessing a magazine from between those years. A federal law banning X doesn't mean the state can't ban more, assuming the law's constitutionality, with some exceptions.

 

[drgrant]

This thread delivers.