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AWB & Magazine Capacity Limits Post Heller/McDonald

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so further restrictions...or the ones weve been dealing with all these years?...legal..illegal..it doesnt matter they do what they want...and we do what we are told...

Great letter. Made a lot of sense. I don't think we have too much to worry about concerning an AWB on the federal level, but I'm wondering if this sort of reasoning can be applied against our own AWB? We should be working on this!

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Great letter. Made a lot of sense. I don't think we have too much to worry about concerning an AWB on the federal level, but I'm wondering if this sort of reasoning can be applied against our own AWB? We should be working on this!

 

I am more concerned with mag capacity limits. Why the hell should I be limited to 15rds (currently, maybe 10rds soon) while the the criminals go unrestricted? Why the fugg should my family and I be at a goverment disadvantage againts attackers?

You see the problem is all it takes is a bunch of morons 3 days to pass crap legislation. (On our dime none the less).

 

The it takes us many years and millions of dollars to fight it in court. (Again both sides on our dime)

 

To hope some judge actually takes his oath of office seriously and doesn't make up law as he goes along.

 

And to make matters worse there is ZERO penalty for these asshole "Lawmakers" to do it again once it's overturned.

 

Our system really sucks.

You see the problem is all it takes is a bunch of morons 3 days to pass crap legislation. (On our dime none the less).

 

The it takes us many years and millions of dollars to fight it in court. (Again both sides on our dime)

 

To hope some judge actually takes his oath of office seriously and doesn't make up law as he goes along.

 

And to make matters worse there is ZERO penalty for these asshole "Lawmakers" to do it again once it's overturned.

 

Our system really sucks.

 

+1000

This letter is dead-on and outlines why I say what NY recently did is a good thing. They have overreached their authority to limit our rights and will be handed a ruling that will rightfully declare their actions unconstitutional at which point we all might find ourselves with some much needed relief from all this BS.

Well 'certain' states go all hogg wild with the 'individual states' still reserving the right to restrictions according to Heller. Of course NJ will just tackle that sentence and run away with it like a desparate purse snatcher in broad daylight.

 

 

People who base their argument upon Heller needs to read Heller 2.

 

Judiciary is finicky. The same fact and judicial precedence yield drastically different opinions.

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Well 'certain' states go all hogg wild with the 'individual states' still reserving the right to restrictions according to Heller. Of course NJ will just tackle that sentence and run away with it like a desparate purse snatcher in broad daylight.

 

Mcdonald affirmed Heller applied to the States.

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