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Yeah, but the big Kentucky shoot is gonna have to expand. That's not exactly a bad thing.
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Supreme Court - NYSRPA v. Bruen - Megathread
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That would last 30 seconds in court.
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After filing in state court, being denied, and filing a federal action - 6 months at least.
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we have a ways to go before that will happen.................what i really mean, is that it will not happen. sorry
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one thing at a time; lets first concentrate on suitability and restrictions, since MA already said nothing will change.
NFA, machine guns, tax stamps, magazines, silencers, AWB, you guys really reach for the stars!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
NFA, machine guns, tax stamps, magazines, silencers, AWB, you guys really reach for the stars!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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“I don’t think it’s going to change the way we issue licenses in Massachusetts. But I’m not a legal expert. We’ll see,” Isabella said.
No, you are not a legal expert, more like an anti-2A ballwashing commie fag.
No, you are not a legal expert, more like an anti-2A ballwashing commie fag.
I used to complain Ruth baker Ginsberg was on the court for so long. I was wrong.
She was never on a liberal court her entire tenure. At most there were 4 liberal and the swing Kennedy. She wanted to be on a liberal majority court so badly to really invent laws and push a liberal agenda, she stayed But she her choice we may not have had SCOTUS take up this case even with the 5 others in the majority beyond Barrett.
She was never on a liberal court her entire tenure. At most there were 4 liberal and the swing Kennedy. She wanted to be on a liberal majority court so badly to really invent laws and push a liberal agenda, she stayed But she her choice we may not have had SCOTUS take up this case even with the 5 others in the majority beyond Barrett.
Yes. I think of Thomas the same way, sorta.
He's been waiting since 1991 for this moment. I wasn't kidding earlier when I wondered whether he'd started writing this opinion the day he got sworn in.
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It will almost certainly change the Brookline restrictions for the unimportant policy, and put an end to the mandatory contract accepting those restrictions.
The only questions are (a) will be be voluntary, and (b) If not, will Brookline have to pay a 1983 claim?
amb
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I don't play in that space, but I have some G17 mags that it sounds like were worth three figures last week and maybe $20-at-best this week (or do they go in the plastic recycling bin?), and if that turns out to really be the case I so don't care about the loss in value vs the fundamental rights issue. Bring it on. Does anybody really buy NFA stuff as an investment and not just because they like guns?
I still like old GI 20-round AR mags though.
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Maybe they should buy a taxi medallion.
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Any value due to economic rents can be illusory - sort of like Bitcoin.
Just get another and think of it as a buy one, get one half off or something.
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I'd be more than thrilled to take a 99% monetary loss on my machine gun - I'm looking forward to it!
Here's the MASSACHUSETTS RESIDENT LTC/FID/MACHINE GUN APPLICATION
Looks like it hasn't changed yet.
Basically, I think just these 2 sections can get eliminated:
Looks like it hasn't changed yet.
Basically, I think just these 2 sections can get eliminated:
That's why I said IN court .
There is no such thing as swift justice.
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Well for “Reason” you can always just write “Justice Clarence Thomas”.
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When should I be able to throw my u-notch mags in the trash?
hpm
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For convenience I use a lot of Magpul Pmags (20 and 30 rounds) which are loaded and in my go bag...but those metal GI NAM era 20 rounders are by far my favorite magazines. Use some of them at the range but can't stop collecting them and keep them unused.
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Hopefully within the next couple years. I would assume states like MA will go kicking and screaming, but these laws are done.
is the pending SCOTUS case Duncan VS Bonta? I had thought they denied it cert?
Checked SCOTUS blog and it looks like it is the case pending order would that be granting it cert for the next session?
Checked SCOTUS blog and it looks like it is the case pending order would that be granting it cert for the next session?
Yes, Duncan v bonta mag limit case from CA/9th circuit, another similar case from NJ/3rd circuit, an AWB from MD/4th circuit and a carry case from Hawaii/9th called young v Hawaii
Those are the 4 pending cert and on hold at SCOTUS. They will grant cert and hear a case, deny cert allowing the lower court decision t9 stand or grant, vacate and remand to the lower court to reconsider based on the NYSRPA ruling
Garys
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A couple of people have already done a screen capture of that in case someone at the LAT reads it and realizes what that says. 
LA Times is a cesspool of racism
Column: Is California ready for more Black people to legally carry guns in public?
The Supreme Court says the 2nd Amendment covers the right to carry guns in public. But for Black people, the calculation has always been more complicated.www.latimes.com
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If I were you, and they no longer become necessary, I would put them in a ziploc bag with dessicant and tuck them into the back of your safe. It took 50 years for Roe .vs. Wade to be overturned, I suspect that any pro gun laws might have a shorter life span.
I hate to sound so pessimistic.
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Wouldn’t care in the least… It would be a hard financial hit but I’m getting pretty used to that.
I have my share of NFA.. It was a good time for a while. It’s more of a thorn in your side at this point if you live in New England.
What I find more interesting is how they shut down all the NFA boards where you could buy stuff..
Now if you wanna sell your left with private party, gun broker, or getting screwed at a dealer
I love the 20's, they're just so size efficient and make prone shooting more comfortable.
Try the steel ones MidwayUSA makes. They may weigh a bit more, but they feel like they can take a beating and I'm sure the feed lips will last forever.
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BigGreen2000
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That’s the spirit! Say hi to the College Grant for me: my favorite place to go when I need to be “off the grid”!
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Some former Chief was yapping on the GOAL post today that he only denied a few licenses and that’s how it should be. Lol. He just didn’t get it. I’m sure he’s 100% behind police details as well.
Yeah. After we sue Muaaaaaarah in federal court.
Yes, I think this is correct. New York (and I think CA) are still going with the 'good moral character' qualification. Based upon the MA AG's statement, I expect MA to fight to keep a narrowly scoped suitability standard. I think suitably will be very hard to overcome because most suitability denials that go the distance will be grounded in bad facts.
