Where can i find baker on tv here in western ma
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Not trying to start shite but do you honestly think it's that different still? All it takes is for a large enough generation to move up there and the whole game changes.You mean the state that has been voting for CC every year. Dude, NH is so far away from MA in mentality you're blind.
You mean the state that has been voting for CC every year. Dude, NH is so far away from MA in mentality you're blind.
I've seen guys from mass with free state AR's at the range, not caring they have a scary flash hider or adjustable stock. Do it up I say, they are all good now from what it seems.
Yes, they are legal except they have to be attached to an illegal firearm.
How about you start by leaving out that gay " MASS HOLES" out of your rant? Every time I see that it boils my blood, your talking to fellow gun owners that are being oppressed and your essentially being ignorant.
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Reach out to them? I'm emailing them now...
My firearms were purchased before the 20th of this month so, apparently, they are legal to possess.
Based on the wording would this new enforcement restrict the ability to legally ship a firearm out-of-state via a FFL? I'm asking because I'm considering shipping mine to my girlfriend in Arizona where she can legally own and possess it, before I head out there next year away from this $(#%astic state.
Ordered a bcg from palmetto last week and they just cancelled my order saying they won't ship any ar parts to MA
It's a sad, sad day when we need to reach out to the ACLU over this.
+1 whether you go to jail is now no longer dependent on what features your rifle has, but simply on whether the AG feels like prosecuting you. So no point keeping your stocks fixed at all.
You mean the state that has been voting for CC every year. Dude, NH is so far away from MA in mentality you're blind.
My firearms were purchased before the 20th of this month so, apparently, they are legal to possess.
Clarification: I am not transferring ownership of it, just shipping it to my girlfriend's residence (via FFL from MA to FFL in AZ) in Arizona until I move out there. Are there any ramifications with this/would the AG's new interpretation impact this?
Bullshit. WE are law abiding citizens. We KNOW what the law says, and we obey it--even if it's stupid.
Don't make it easy for them.
Bullshit. WE are law abiding citizens. We KNOW what the law says, and we obey it--even if it's stupid.
Don't make it easy for them.
No, you're a felon, get used to it.
It'll be pretty d@mned sad if the ACLU can't see where this can go.
Bullshit. WE are law abiding citizens. We KNOW what the law says, and we obey it--even if it's stupid.
Don't make it easy for them.
No, you're a felon, get used to it.
Spoke with aides from Gov. Baker's office and my State Senator's office.
All of this got me thinking. For all of the discussion on the left about CJ reform (not wanting to toss non-violent people in jail), this seems counter to that, no? In Comey's testimony on the hill a few weeks back, he said that intent must be present for this exact reason (not wanting to toss people in jail that just messed up).
Now, I know that Healy's Enforcement Notice said that they do not intend to prosecute NOW (can change at ANY moment), but all of this seems counter to the rhetoric on the left about CJ reform. This is a point that we should make when discussing with our elected officials.
That and the fact that these laws have been understood a certain way for 20+ years in MA AND for 10 years NATIONALLY!! Now one person has changed them quite literally OVERNIGHT!!!