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Old 02-21-2013, 9:06 AM
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wow, they are going for the gold aren't they ?

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Right. Fixed magazine, removable clip.
Good luck with that. It is semi auto and easy to reload.
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It's going to be interesting to see how many of you that say "molon labe" actually mean it.
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Good luck with that. It is semi auto and easy to reload.
SKS fiasko 1999 = Garand fiasco 201X (if this passes). Mark these words.
Some court somewhere will rule that using enblock clips is functionally no different than using magazines, therefore enblock clips = ammunition feeding devices and Garand = AW and must be registered. But (Ha!Ha!), the registration period is closed and nothing we can do about it so bring 'em in!

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the registration period is closed
Not before creating 200,000+ AWs..
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200,000 only? Yeah maybe 200,000 if you're only counting Ruger 10/22s! 1 million+ the way this law is written.
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I wonder if Federal Law with regards to the DCM/CMP program overrides the silliness from the States? When it was the DCM there was no State approval, waiting period, etc to obtain an M1.

Also don't forget about AB174. Register your stuff today, but 174 takes em away tomorrow....
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Can someone pm me and tell me why this would be a good thing .

I don't get it
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By the time this gets to SCOTUS (if ever), Obama would probably have appointed another activist judge...

It's all over for our rights not just here in CA, but throughout the nation.

This is very urgent, if we're gonna fight this, we need to do it fast.
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200,000 only? Yeah maybe 200,000 if you're only counting Ruger 10/22s! 1 million+ the way this law is written.
Easily more than a million. I read an independent study that claimed there were 500,000+ ARs alone in CA. How many more semi-auto .22s are out there than ARs? I'd guess we're looking at 2 million+ guns becoming "assault weapons."

This thing is scary. The dems super-majority could push this through.
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Personally I see a list of exempt rifles "used by legitimate hunters and sportsman" like Dianne Feinstein included prior to this passing to exempt Ruger 10/22s, Browning BAR hunting rifles, etc... But this list won't be including the M-1A or mini-14, etc.
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Anybody read this yet?

http://www.mercurynews.com/californi...be-short-lived
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Can someone pm me and tell me why this would be a good thing .

I don't get it
It is a massive over-reach which simplifies a federal challenge to it immensely.

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I got cold chills and then a warm feeling of exuberance in mere milliseconds.

This insanity is stealing life from me. Not sure to laugh or scream...

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It is a massive over-reach which simplifies a federal challenge to it immensely.

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Simplifies it, YES.

BUT, does it speed up a challenge? My fear is we'll lose one (or more!) of the "Heller 5" before a significant "assault weapon" and mag capacity case will be heard before the court.
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It is a massive over-reach which simplifies a federal challenge to it immensely.

-Gene
That may be, but remember that unlike public opinion after a tragic mass shooting, time is not on our side when it comes to the courts, especially SCOTUS. What makes this unnerving is knowing that the highest court in America is one Obama judicial appointment away from swinging the political pendulum to the mid-hard left. That would put at least a 30 year hold on current cases if we want to avoid a botched/biased ruling.

Cases like this take quite a bit of time to build, and even more time to reach SCOTUS (if it ever gets that far). Something you're quite aware of, as are most of us here on CGN.

I don't doubt that we'll (eventually) win most if not all of the court cases that are ongoing or are in the works, I'm just disheartened and frustrated about how they can still crank out these pathetic excuses for bills faster than we can strike them down in court...

And, as I stated before, there is a rogue element in play here: time. Not trying to be the pessimist here (I'm usually an optimist...), just sharing my concerns and wondering if you could perhaps explain how this could all go down for us.
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BUT, will it now be legal to shoot our double barrel shotguns in the air from our homes, like Joe Biden?
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Already discussion of gun insurance and now these extra fees

I found this piece interesting-

(c) The department may charge a fee in an amount sufficient to reimburse the department for the reasonable costs of maintaining the Firearm Ownership Record program, but in no case more than nineteen dollars ($19) per transaction to process the Firearm Ownership Record. After the department establishes the fee amount, the department may adjust the fee amount annually as necessary to cover the reasonable costs of administering the program. The fees shall be deposited into the Dealers’ Record of Sale Special Account.

Does that say the registration fee will be due annually?
The $19 fee has been around for a while, its the same as what you pay now to register a handgun if you bring it in when you move into the state and it is currently only a one time fee
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BUT, will it now be legal to shoot our double barrel shotguns in the air from our homes, like Joe Biden?
Sometimes Joe forgets he is in the ruling class and not like the rest of us.

He is above the law and voted himself and his friends the right to free stuff for life like heath care, private security, lavish vacations in far away lands, and committing acts of random craziness like driving a car off a bridge and killing your passenger, firing a shotgun off your balcony just because or using a cigar as an improvised sex device.

Its all part of the Ted Kennedy legacy.

ETA: Oh, does this bill mean the Winchester Model 190 I got from my dad as a kid could become an assault rifle?

This bill hasn't been voted on or signed yet right?
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Yes, your Winchester 190 would be an assault weapon because it has a fixed (tubular) magazine capable of holding more than 10 rounds. Standard capacity 22lr is 15, 21 rounds for 22. short.

This bill is an absolute disaster, no question about it.
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It is a massive over-reach which simplifies a federal challenge to it immensely.

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Is that what it is? I read it completely different.
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Easily more than a million. I read an independent study that claimed there were 500,000+ ARs alone in CA. How many more semi-auto .22s are out there than ARs? I'd guess we're looking at 2 million+ guns becoming "assault weapons."
Of which (conservatively, depending on registration rate) 200,000+ will become LEGALLY papered RAWs. In CA no less.

When was the last time any firearm became a legal RAW in CA?
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To me this bill indicates that someone has been doing some strategic thinking. Banning semiautomatic rifles with detachable mags without regards to cosmetic features eliminates some of the key arguments against the traditional assault weapon bans that target only rifles with certain features, e.g. pistol grips, bayonet lugs.
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Yes, it does. Hopefully it will prove shortsighted in opening additional avenues of attack though. Protection of arms in common use becomes a better argument when you have 2/3 (or more) of all the rifles owned in the state falling under the new definition.
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There need to be consequences for these pricks in govt.
They can enact new stupid unconstitutional laws several orders of magnitude faster than the courts can remedy them.
A class action suit against the individual law makers is what we need.

These people are in breech of their oath of office - they have no legitimacy, and therefor should have no protection.
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Anyone have any idea yet if these will have the same characteristics as other RAWs or will there be "featureless RAWs" and "Bullet Button RAWs" to further confuse things? What if I want to go featureless on an AR-15 RAW that was registered as a RAW because it had a Bullet Button? How does an officer tell if it's an SB-47 RAW, an SB-374 RAW, or an SB-23 RAW? This is CONFUSING!!!
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4. MILLIONS of California gun owners are about to become felons. Even grandpas Marlin is going to be an Assault Weapon and so will junior's Ruger 10/22. Previous bans made it obvious that if it looked "military" it was probably an Assault Weapon, this time around its much more vague and many Californians will likely not realize they have to register.
I don't think Grandpa's Marlin will be affected, the Ruger yes... the bill states

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I've had my Marlin 60 since like 1990, so the way I read that, It doesn't fall under this law. NO??
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Hopefully it will prove shortsighted in opening additional avenues of attack though. Protection of arms in common use becomes a better argument when you have 2/3 (or more) of all the rifles owned in the state falling under the new definition.
Common use only gets you in the door.
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I've had my Marlin 60 since like 1990, so the way I read that, It doesn't fall under this law. NO??
No, because when the law takes effect, instantly you will have lawfully possessed an assault weapon prior to 1/1/14, because it will be before that date still.
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1. The best way to neuter the effect of assault weapon categorization is to make so many firearms into assault weapons. If everything is an assault weapon, nothing is. This is another law that was written on opposite day.

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Gun Control is the new rallying cry of the Democrats especially because it takes the focus off the failed economy. I expect to see Obama pull a Hail Mary like Reagan did with Clarence Thomas: he will chose a Christian Conservative that is pro-life but is anti-2nd amendment.
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If the State of California is so intent on making me a Criminal, guess I'll have no choice but to comply with their intent.
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To me this bill indicates that someone has been doing some strategic thinking. Banning semiautomatic rifles with detachable mags without regards to cosmetic features eliminates some of the key arguments against the traditional assault weapon bans that target only rifles with certain features, e.g. pistol grips, bayonet lugs.
Hanlon's razor suggests otherwise.
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Writing the law that is so broad in its scope t turns almost any weapon into an Assault weapon including a Ruger 10/22 is not strategic it's bold. This is the end game and its going to Supreme Court this time at some point.
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Fabs is more or less right, everyone on both sides knows this is going to end up in the courtroom... by laying claim on the largest stake prior to the divvy, the grabbers hope to consolidate as much as possible while they have the dramatic microphone. That way, when the case finally reaches the circuit and the fervor has died down, there will be more for our side to recapture.

It was probably a mistake to reach this far, though, because it substantially increases the odds of an injunction, which means that they won't actually hold terrain when the case reaches the judge... they will only claim to hold it.
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So you paid the DROS tax which included being registered in the database, if a handgun, when you bought the firearm and then you have to pay 19.00 again?

Give me a break.
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In what way?
edit: shortening speculation

This is a SCOTUS dare and they will take it as such. This is the long gun version of the DC/Chicago handgun bans, and could end up being just as helpful as they were.

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Actually, based on the proposed text, the purchase of any handgun via DROS after January 1, 1991 is exempt from this provision.

It looks like they're trying to document everything else so they have a complete list.

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