And most private sales will become classified as commercial.We need to make sure HB109 is roll called on the Senate amendment. Delay becomes automatic denial. Which means Government can ban all commercial sales by just sitting on their hands.
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And most private sales will become classified as commercial.We need to make sure HB109 is roll called on the Senate amendment. Delay becomes automatic denial. Which means Government can ban all commercial sales by just sitting on their hands.
And I think the founders were keenly aware of the this fact/tendency. I know the electoral college was drafted to address presidential elections, but the idea and principle is directly related to what you are talking about here. The founders knew we would have a problem with this. This problem pops up on the state level over and over again all over the country with regard legislation. It is democracy of the mob, which is tyranny.
So, who's called/written Sununu's office to urge him to veto?
Gov Sununu: 603-271-2121
As amended, seems that pretty much every sale is now a "Commercial Sale"?That said, it does look like they pared back the UBC bill to just "mostly retard". The amendment removed the "pursuant to an advertisement/gun show" nonsense and added an exception for individuals as long as you can ascertain that both parties are not prohibited persons, which would probably exempt those with an LTC from any state. It also exempts family members, C&R holders, LE, and servicemembers.
I did yesterdaySo, who's called/written Sununu's office to urge him to veto?
Gov Sununu: 603-271-2121
Solomon touched upon 3 of the 4 unconstitutional self defense bills in the legislature but unfortunately failed to touch upon 696 which is the most arbitrary/egregious of the 4.....
Dave Solomon's State House Dome: Lawmakers send more than 120 bills to Sununu
696 has no statute of limitations, doesnt allow for an appeal, doesnt include standard evidentiary procedures, has no requirement that you get to face or even know who your accusor is......
Correct, every sale is now a commercial sale under the statute, but there are more enumerated exemptions to the conditions for commercial sales.Under HB-514, a lot more NH folk will put in for the Federal C&R license. Cheap way to wallhack the waiting period.
As amended, seems that pretty much every sale is now a "Commercial Sale"?
The phrasing of that exception, specifically "If the status of an individual's eligibility to own or possess a firearm cannot be ascertained," is not good, is totally unlike the Federal wording of "knowing or having reasonable cause to believe that such person (is a prohibited person)" in 18 U.S.C. § 922.
we aren't there yet, and that is why everyone needs to remind the Gov to vetoYou guys in NH are looking like you will end up worse then MA. and will no longer be an escape MA. option.
He's already shown willingness to veto, e.g. SB-1, SB-5, SB-365, etc.Called, but I don't see him vetoing anywhere near four bills. Maybe one.
Called, but I don't see him vetoing anywhere near four bills. Maybe one.
This is pretty disappointing......
GONH appears to be asleep at the wheel unless its all stealth behind the scenes.....https://gonh.org/......no update to the site or public alerts since Feb 12 of this year
NRA for the first time this year appears to be on the ball and put up a notice that the two previously mentioned bills had been concurred in house and would go to Sununu's desk.....and included a link to contact Sununu.....bravo
NRA-ILA | New Hampshire: House Concurs On Anti-Gun Bills
Hopefully this is the start of a trend and not a broken clock moment
So.....who's called/written Sununu today?
The only time I've seen them even come up in discussions, it was to sign on with WDL to attack NHFC.Is GONH even a viable entity any more?