CGF Lawsuit: OOIDA v. Lindley - AB-962 Unconstitutional

[HowardW56]

Apologies for the crude reference, but this is gonna be a 3-way gangbang.

Bill, you can sell the video on the internet....

You just need a new .XXX domain....

[VAReact]

Once Again, CGF commin through....

Donating to CGF is the BEST money I've EVER spent!!! YEE-HAH!! Might be time to UP my monthly contributions!

[Monte]

Fantastic news, guys. Thanks, as always, to the usual suspects.

[greasemonkey]

Apologies for the crude reference, but this is gonna be a 3-way gangbang.

[CalNRA]

oh yeah, starting the checks right now....

[Maltese Falcon]

So this is a two pronged attack with the CRPA / NRA suit the other prong?

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[craneman]

Thanks fella's, for all you so for us. I will try to donate more when some funds become available. These type of actions give me that warm fuzzy feeling inside. Go get em!!

[kf6tac]

So this is a two pronged attack with the CRPA / NRA suit the other prong?

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Three prongs if you count the lawsuit filed by State Ammunition.

[Woodymyster]

Would this actually take down the entire law or would certain parts be addressed with an injunction before it goes into effect? I mean if the courts agree that it is unconstitutional, does the entire law get struck down or just the provision about ftf ammo sells?

[Hogxtz]

Apologies for the crude reference, but this is gonna be a 3-way gangbang.

Ok, I'll be the first low classed guy that says, " I actually like that reference, a lot, its hilarious.

[wash]

Would this actually take down the entire law or would certain parts be addressed with an injunction before it goes into effect? I mean if the courts agree that it is unconstitutional, does the entire law get struck down or just the provision about ftf ammo sells?

If the injunction allows us to mail order ammo, having to show ID and give a thumb print when you buy ammo will only be hurting CA retailers.

Which leads me to think that the FFL's who supported AB962 to get a local ammo monopoly were really really dumb.

[hoffmang]

Would this actually take down the entire law or would certain parts be addressed with an injunction before it goes into effect? I mean if the courts agree that it is unconstitutional, does the entire law get struck down or just the provision about ftf ammo sells?

There was no "savings clause" in AB-962 and a lot of reasons why success in this suit should take the whole law down.

Also, please remember that freedom isn't free. Donate to the Calguns Foundation today.

-Gene

[wildhawker]

If the injunction allows us to mail order ammo, having to show ID and give a thumb print when you buy ammo will only be hurting CA retailers.

Which leads me to think that the FFL's who supported AB962 to get a local ammo monopoly were really really dumb.

While in this specific case the entire law would fall, your second statement is true - dumb, and possibly mislead.

Always remember that the interests of firearm owners/civil rights and the firearm industry sometimes diverge.

[taperxz]

bad question

[Maltese Falcon]

Three prongs if you count the lawsuit filed by State Ammunition.

Thanks...I wasn't aware of that. I went back to the CRPA / NRA post and saw it there. Yahoo! Divide their forces to crush your enemies, see them driven before you, and to the the hear lamentations of their women.

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