It appears that any AR purchased after today is illegal to possessor build in MA. But who knows.
I believe she's saying ARs purchased TODAY are illegal.
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It appears that any AR purchased after today is illegal to possessor build in MA. But who knows.
we need to work to repeal that ban. Bottom line. This pols telling us what to do crap has to end. We need to vote them out and vote to repeal bad laws.
You realize you're in MA and noting works for you if you're not already committing crimes right?Ironically this might help with a repeal of the ban, or a clarification, or something. But probably not.
Mike
Ironically this might help with a repeal of the ban, or a clarification, or something. But probably not. Mike
Comm2a just tweeted about this and took it to an even higher level: all autoloading shotguns are now illegal as well.
https://twitter.com/Comm2A/status/755738568333598720
She has the power to do it if the courts back her up on it. And given the court's decisions on the Glock case, I think they will indeed back her up.
We don't have the votes. And given the recent mass shootings, we will never have the votes in the MA legislation. The majority of MA voters support an assault weapon ban.
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Not according to SCOTUS. Even DC v Heller said that some regulations were legal.
What are the implications of transferring to a private party said rifle?
we need to work to repeal that ban. Bottom line. This pols telling us what to do crap has to end. We need to vote them out and vote to repeal bad laws.
We don't have the votes. And given the recent mass shootings, we will never have the votes in the MA legislation. The majority of MA voters support an assault weapon ban.
My understanding was these rifles make up a significant percentage of a typical shop's sales. And there aren't as many alternatives in comparison to glocks for example (M&P is an ok substitute for a glock, mini 14/30 isn't really an ok substitute for a AR/AK). I think they're more likely to resist the more it impacts their bottom line. Of course I don't have any actual numbers, so who knows.
As for me, the next time I'm in New Hampshire some freedom is coming home with me.
The point here is the AG is legislating, that's not constitutional, and should get legislators' attention. They shouldn't like being made irrelevant.
I just sent the following to my reps. Feel free to copy and paste if you wish.
Good Morning—
I read in today’s Boston Globe of our AG’s unilateral banning of the sale of essentially all semi-automatic rifles, claiming that they are “copies” of banned firearms. Not only will this negatively affect many small businesses, but it represents a huge step toward making thousands of law-abiding citizens felons. It also represents a “taking,” as it suggests that anyone who owns one of those firearms will be unable to sell it. I was always under the impression that the legislature wrote laws, not the attorney general. Herein is a quote from her announcement: “states have a duty to enact and enforce laws…” (emphasis mine). I hope you and your colleagues will overturn this unconstitutional mandate.
Sincerely,
Obie1
God knows I've been trying but even here o NES you have Obama and Clinton supporters.
Till we vote her out, or start to make these races closer you won't get a politicians attention. She won 60/40 in the last election we need to change this next time.
What about the SBR for which I'm awaiting a stamp?
We don't have the votes. And given the recent mass shootings, we will never have the votes in the MA legislation. The majority of MA voters support an assault weapon ban.