Just curious, but what exactly is the ANJRPC going to do to get individual towns to comply voluntarily? After quickly going thru their website it seems like they're going after towns that add obstacles outside of what is required by the state (additional forms, employer notification, etc) and not really enforcing the 30-day lead time. It mentions delays, but nothing specific.

They're making the towns that aren't following the law aware of the fact. Then they are giving them the chance to comply with the law as written. If they continue to break the law after they are made aware of the fact, they will file suit on each municipality that refuses to comply with the law.

1. Financial burden

2. Time pressure to buy that could result in inappropriate personal firearm being purchased

2. Inability to have the firearms repaired / replaced, potentially resulting in insecure firearm

3. Firearm interested in was not available

4. Prohibitive prices resulted in delay to purchase

5. Family expenses and needs, delayed purchase

 

Put it in nice sentences..

 

Yes, the extension is at the discretion of Chief. I think the purchase permit also uses the word "good cause".

Cool! I'll forward these to my friend.

 

 

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