Oh you can have your arms--but no bullets...
| Posted On: 03/06/09 09:58:44 PM |
Age 49, IL |
While you're all worried about the arms, think further--This is a subterfuge. Many of the states are sneaking in a legal thing about bullets requiring a number on them--any that are not numbered or are refilled are going to be taken away with fines penalties and time...
Someone sent me a list--It is sometimes called The Ammunition Accountability Act--
2008 legislation
Alabama Senate Bill 541
Arizona House Bill 2833
California Senate Bill 997
Connecticut Senate Bill 603
Hawaii House Bill 3493 Senate Bill 2020 Senate Bill 2076 House Resolution 82-07 (Carried over from 2007) Concurrent Resolution 104-05 (Carried over from 2007)
Illinois House Bill 4258, 4259, 4269, 4349 Illinois Senate Bill 2095 (Carried over from 2007)
Indiana House Bill 1260
Kentucky House Bill 715
Maryland House Bill 517
Mississippi Senate Bill 2286
Missouri Senate Bill 1200
New Jersey Assembly Bill 2490
New York Assembly Bill 10259
New York Assembly Bill 6920 (Carried Over from 2007)
Assembly Bill 7300 (Carried over from 2007)
New York Senate Bill 1177 (Carried over from 2007)and Senate Bill 3731 (Carried over from 2007)
Pennsylvania House Bill (Number was missing)
Rhode Island Senate Bill 2742
South Carolina Senate Bill 1259
Tennessee House Bill 3245 Senate Bill 3395
Washington House Bill 3359
2007 Legislation
California Senate Bill 997
Hawaii House Resolution 82-07
Hawaii Concurrent Resolution 104-06
Illinois Senate Bill 1095
Maryland House Bill 1393
New York House Bill 6920, 7300, 1177, 3731
I haven't a clue what to do with this information. I hope you gentlemen will. The email said June 30, 2009 purchases would begin it and destruction of all uncoded ammo deadline July 1, 2011, with additional fees added to the price per round to cover the cost of manufacture for the new ammo. It has to do with a database to know exactly what is being purchased by whom. Sooooo I guess old ladies shooting saltpeter from their rockers at tin cans in their back alleys will have to be found out now and hauled off to jail...
Blessings--
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Let's go!
| Posted On: 03/05/09 07:25:53 AM |
Age 48, MO |
Montanna looks like a nice place to live. When I visit on vacation, I'll have an eye open to the long term. John
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Montana is justified
| Posted On: 03/04/09 07:35:01 AM |
Age 62, MO |
We should remember that before there was a central federal government formed from the Constitution, there was a Confederation of States. Those original colonies were very reluctant to give up their sovereignty, so provisions were made to insure their sovereignty with the 9th and 10th Amendments to that Constitution. The Constitution would have never been ratified had it not been for the addition of the Bill of Rights or the first ten amendments. There is nothing sacred about the U.S. Federal Government. As a matter of fact, it has criminally over reached its authority in many, many ways. The general public seems to be at a loss to curb the federal government's appetite for debt. Perhaps the time has come for the individual states to sever their contracts with the central government: to secede. There is nothing that can't be accomplished that the states could accomplish by sending certain of its legislators to a central committee (defense, interstate commerce, etc.). A more sovereign United States would be the result, and cost of operations reduced drastically. George Cancilla
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