AR confinscations

[blackberg]

In all seriousness, much has changed in the last year, I believe. Several cases have had positive resolutions. More awerness now. More OLLs and more owners around. Still not perfect, but better IMHO.

-bb

[silverbenz]

Well, at present moment, I don't have any "OLL" weapons... only listed registered versions; , I don't have more than a couple of "low capacity" 10 rnd. mags, and literally bought cartons full of AK, sten, glock, cobray, and GI mags before sb23 ever came to be.

Like a lot of others here, My firearms aren't "neutered"; and are "on list" by name, (and properly reg'ed w/ CA DOJ) so any reduction of evil features doesn't reduce the hassle factor that could occur...

I'd really hate to go through a load of BS from a misinformed LEO that ran out of ammo at a range and decides to rain on my day....

...I can just envision a scenario wherein I keep my evil [but legal] guns, have all the evil [grandfathered] magazines confiscated, and then get served a warrant that afternoon for the safes... because a decade ago mags could not be registered or logged.

No I AM NOT paranoid - now, please excuse me, I gotta go peep out the miniblinds

[artherd]

There is risk in everything. black Americans risked jail and worse to achieve the rights that the law said they should already have. We also risk being jailed by those who would ignore the law because of their own prejudices or for political gain by appeasing others with those prejudices. If we give in to this rather than fight it, than things will become far worse, and I would be ashamed if I left such a world to my future children.

Spoken by someone who has earned the right to make such bold allusions.