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Registration doesn't stop a SUICIDAL maniac from killing 50 people in 30 seconds.. Having to reload at least slows that down. Registration does make red flag laws more realistic and actionable... knowing what we're dealing with helps..Quote:
Originally Posted by riser4
I laughed.Quote:
Originally Posted by riser4
OTOH. Kiosks at airports in major cities renting tactical hoodies like cars to tourists would kill. Supported by late nite 1-800 ads stowing a little fear.
I have no skin in this game at all… but we’ve got the 5 round max thing here in Canuckistan…Quote:
Originally Posted by SumJongGuy
Which is very easily circumvented by removing a single rivet… so good in theory but a useless “law”
Cops can’t already do their day jobs, the process should be vested with a different authority.Quote:
Originally Posted by ::: :::
Thank you.Quote:
Originally Posted by oldnew_guy
I don’t disagreeQuote:
Originally Posted by oldnew_guy
It's three here for pump shotguns, hunting rules.. a piece of plastic you can take out to hold moreQuote:
Originally Posted by Gcooker
That you approve of this kind of shitshow says more about you than the shitshowQuote:
Originally Posted by SB
Horrible story coming out of Thailand. https://www.bbc.com/news/live/world-asia-63156417
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Originally Posted by Gcooker
The 5round limit is for semi-auto long guns. 10round limit for handgun mags. No limit on semi-auto rim fire or bolt/pump/lever action centre fire long guns. The 3round shotgun limit is for hunting only; you can buy a defender shotgun without the tube mag limiter.Quote:
Originally Posted by SumJongGuy
Definitely need red flag laws for people deemed too unstable to carry on as a police officer..Quote:
Originally Posted by Bobby Stainless
if firearms laws worked in Canada we wouldn't need more of them, enforce the laws on the books now regarding gun crime and quit plea bargaining away the firearms chargesQuote:
Originally Posted by Gcooker
criminals are going to crime
My daughter has started teaching in a new school (and district) this fall and today was lockdown practice day at her elementary school w local PD. She's been at the school roughly 2 months now. Preparation for this drill was 1 email to staff regarding classroom security at the beginning of the school year in August. In the 6 weeks school has been in session admin never once visited each class room to see if security measures were in place as directed. Needless to say local PD found some deficiencies.
It seems apparent every classroom needs to have a functioning lock on the classroom door(s) and imho every classroom needs a door security bar. PD told my daughter she needed a weapon such as a bat or golf club in the classroom. I guess having a weapon might encourage resistance among the teachers.
I'm pretty sure if I had a kid in school these days I'd be texting the teacher to find out if any security measures and/or training had occurred and what it consisted of. If that didn't satisfy me it would be the principle next and after that the Superintendent.
A teachers job is to teach, not provide security. Jfc.
Get rid of the fucking guns you stupid fn Americans
It's the "since I've got to be able to keep my gun EVERYONE else should also have to have a gun to defend themselves from people like me when we snap" mentality..Quote:
Originally Posted by jackstraw
In Oregon, proposed ballot Measure 114 calls for increased screening in advance of purchase including proof of completing a firearm safety course. It also bans sales of firearms with a magazine capacity of 10 rounds.
https://ballotpedia.org/Oregon_Measu...tiative_(2022)
If you read the Arguments in Opposition, the position of the OR Sheriff’s Assn, a 501(c)4, is only one not written by the “muh fredumbs” crowd. Not surprising as county sheriffs and OR State Police do not want to become the arbiters of who gets a permit. They also claim the 10 round magazine provision is not enforceable due to status of similar measure in CA. There are a bunch of other states with similar capacity provisions, so I’m a little dubious of that claim.
I think the max mag capacity should be five, but I’ll take this…
wouldn't it be the teacher who is the most likely to snap ?
I'm fine with infinite magazine capacity, as long as those over the arbitrary limit are registered under a permit requiring full background check, training, insurance, proper storage, etc. I do not agree with prohibition, generally. I think a robust permitting and registration system is the way to go for items that "you people" (meant affectionately) wish to ban. Similar to the current paradigm, but better, for machine guns, silencers, SBR&S. Even for existing. Register or become a felon.Quote:
Originally Posted by TBS
The law is modeled after similar laws in other states (notably CT) that have seen decreases in mass shootings following implementation.Quote:
Originally Posted by riser4
People would be able to apply for license under Federal Firearms Act of 1938, which covers automatic weapons, bazookas and the like. Just takes a while longer to get one.Quote:
Originally Posted by riser4
But are hi cap mags covered under NFA?Quote:
Originally Posted by TBS
Does this improve vetting of who buys and keep track of what they buy? Those would be two of the objectives of better gun control/regulation. Add in liability insurance to carry and major penalties for not properly securing it..i.e. leaving it in your car....Lose your handgun/CCL/CCA/NFA forever if you're found to not be securing your weapons properly..Quote:
Originally Posted by TBS
NFA covers machine guns, which I think counts as hi capQuote:
Originally Posted by riser4
Right. But it doesn't, at the moment, allow me to register a hi-cap for a semi, which is what I'm proposing.