"Julie Cardinal Act" - Exact Requirements?

aiwnios

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Under the new (unconstitutional) "law", what are the exact requirements for markings on a home-made firearm in RI, in the event that someone would actually
want to comply with this tyranny?

I've seen, in the recent requirement, the term "serialized", which could be taken as the application of just a random number, but also the 1968 GCA stipulation,
which includes the whole "maker's name, city, state, caliber and serial number." Has there been any official determination on this specific requirement ?

Also, in this ban, what constitutes the percentage of completion before "a kit" is prohibited? What about 70%, 30%, 2%, all the way down to a rectangular block of plastic or aluminum ?
All of this is conveniently undefined, and therefore, unlawfully ambiguous.

How did this useless "law" go through, seemingly without a fight, without the usual massive RI Gun owner's rallying and presence ?
Doesn't the RI Constitution have an even more direct wording of the "no infringement" concept than the Federal Constitution ?

It is a fact that pseudo-laws, made by "lawmakers" who have violated the very oaths they took to assume the positions they hold, are automatically null and void,
and those involved are to be considered more "overnight felons" than the ones they unwittingly created. The founding fathers would have tarred and feathered them, or worse.

The term in the 2nd amendment "shall not be infringed", being the Supreme Law of the land, trumps anything contradicting it.

"Where there is bad "law", there is no law."
 
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