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This has been a good topic for debate the past week or so. (1) Despite the wording of AB50, we're still not sure if it is a stand-alone law or simply an amendment to existing laws. Why does the bill constantly refer to existing AW laws throughout? (2) It specifically says that you can't...

dw33b, only the receiver is considered the firearm. Therefore, all you'd need is to possess a serialized lower.

I was wondering about writing a letter too. But if the letter isn't written properly and has any hint of blatantly trying to circumvent the spirit of existing AW laws then the CA DOJ will predictably make their own opinion and say "NO" if there is any doubt. I highly suggest that anyone who...

No, it's a felony as far as I understand to import or manufacter and AW. The only exception is proof of possession of an uregistered AW before it was classified as an AW. I think it goes for Roberti Roos as well as SB23.

The fact that she's never been harmed shows that gun owners are friendly people. That doesn't mean an act of God can't intervene! :evil:

The only hope for state repeals is a favorable Supreme Court decision.

The Brady Bunch is saying on their website that Arnold supported a 50 cal ban during his election run. Is this correct? I know he supports AW bans, and if the 50 Cal is lumped into the AW category then I can see him signing the bill into law. It'll be interesting to see what the...

If/when the move and employment is finalized, gonna crash in with a buddy in Rockville for a while till I find my own place maybe closer to Bethesda. This won't be till next year probably. I've read the MD vehicle association site and it seems fairly simple to get a driver's license. All I...

I am not confusing them. I just didn't proof read my post. The Interpol stats are RATE, not total. Still opens eyes doesn't?

I plan on keeping my permanent address (family home) here in CA. There's no real reason to drop it as I like my official mail going there because I've moved around a lot in the past several years. Should I be anticipating problems purchasing CA-restricted firearms in MD or any other state...

Last time I checked the Interpol website, Canada has more overall volume of crime per capita. But the US was ahead in violent crime of course. Places like France, Germany, UK, and Sweden also had more crime than the US.

Magazines will become cheaper. Making it cheaper for CA residents to break the law buy purchasing from out of state. There is no hope for a repeal of the ban.

Sounds like two black folks too. There's gonna be some fireworks if the officer was white. On another note. The world doesn't stop just cuz you have a personal emergency. The appropriate thing to do was to put the phone on silent, walk out of the theatre or atleast to the aisle on one side...

Terrorists, drug lords and the mentally unstable can stock up on assault weapons now -- with post-ban models.

On Non-Fiscal Issues, you rank as a Moderate Conservative (70). On Fiscal Issues, you rank as a Centrist (51).

I have those links Yeager, I ended up forwarding the guncite link to her earlier today. I was originally looking for something from a gov't website or some sorts, to try to appear more neutral.

She emailed me back about the teflon coated bullets as well. Still trying to find a link from a reliable source that did a study showing teflon does nothing to increase penetration.

"Just heard that 2218 is being altered as we speak. DOJ is ready to support ditching the old Roberti-Roos "named AW list" and going strictly with the "evil features" lists of SB23." This means AR receivers will once again become legal... as long as you take off the pistol grip. Still a minor...

"In the year 2000 alone, sources say approximately 50,000 gun owners fled the state, costing the state aproximately $500million EVERY YEAR since." Did they leave because of gun legislation or did they leave because of jobs/cost of living, and these folks just happened to own guns? Plus...

In my opinion, #1 focuses more on challenging the logic of the CA assault weapons law, and that will in and of itself fail as seen by previous court challenges to SB23. #2 draws on an analogy that makes it easier for the anti crowd to understand. It somewhat acknowledges the current law is...