Dubya
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Bold ^ That is where we disagree. A gun designed with a magazine is nearly useless without that magazine, magazines are specific to each gun which makes them a part of that guns functionality, and thus a part of that gun. Nowhere in the Constitution is there a limit to the amount of rounds a person can use to protect themselves. The State I am in is trying to make previously legal magazines illegal, without any mention of compensation for those previously legal magazines. And that is a violation of several of my Constitutional Rights. If the State wants to make my personal property illegal, when previously it wasn't, I have a Right to some form of compensation for my property, and so far -no mention of compensation has been made, and the legislation IS going to court. If the State wants to give me $400.00 for each magazine I have, then I have no problem with selling them some of my magazines, but as for any that I feel I want for home protection and will keep, the State is welcome to try to violate my Civil Rights and get them from my home, and to that I say... Good luck.
New York has had a ten round limit for nearly 20 years and they managed to figure it out so there's hope for you, too. Recently, the New York state law has been changed it to 7 rounds, so they will figure that out, too. The New York state law even applies to cops and hasn't went into effect yet.
Do you have a link proving a law that hasn't been written is going to court, like you claim?
If cops can get by on 7 rounds, maybe you should learn how to shoot. It's nonsense to claim the capacity of a magazine can't be reduced, but I would have to see the law to determine if that is legal according to the law. Most laws I've read set dates and only apply to things manufactured after a certain date, for example, the old law in New York allowed magazines manufactured prior to 1994 to remain legal. The new law may mean 7 rounds and only 7 rounds, but I would imagine they would allow the magazine to be restricted to only hold 7 rounds. That can be done in many ways, for example, a magazine could have the sides punched to prevent more rounds being loaded and the hole filled in. The space within the spring could be filled accomplishing the same purpose. The law may require the magazine to changed so it can't be easily changed back into a high capacity magazine.
Let me explain something about these state laws! If we had reasonable people in this country, instead of people like you, many of these state laws would be different. You NRA gun nutter types don't want anything changed when it's obvious there are big problems in this country and most of the people want it changed. You oppose everything whether it only involves changes in the law, like having mental health reported or background checks done. If someone writes out such changes, you may agree, but if Obama signs an executive order with those exact words, you're going to complain without even knowing what you are complaining about. My point is it's not a good strategy to keep opposing every change and think the people of America will just cave in to what you want. It's human nature to be punitive to a minority group that is being totally uncooperative and be more severe in making law than it would be necessary with cooperation and input.
New York will exempt cops on the new law, as they do already.
As for challenging it, here ya go
» First challenge to NY gun law filed » News -- GOPUSA
You're such a dweeb.
Please don't sick that all powerful GOP on us before we have had our chance to grow our numbers for the next election! We saw how the GOP fought so hard in New York to pass that recent New York gun control law. Such cooperation is truly terrifying.
New York cops were exempt in the old law and New York changed that law to reduce even cop magazine size to 7 without exemptions. Why would they go back and change the recent law again to exempt cops? It's possible they may change it in the future, but to state it as a fact now prove you are such a dweeb.
Don't you think the old law was challenged and every change will be challenged in some court? Challenging the law in court doesn't mean the law will be changed.
Don't get us wrong though! We know how you have spent tons money to arm yourself so you could be the mighty patriot that you are and keep our government from becoming a tyranny. We know it wasn't an easy task keeping the millions in our military in check, but you did it didn't you, our hero. We Oldtimers have seen this happen before, so look what they did to this heros weapons:
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