Professional Soldiers ®

Professional Soldiers ® (http://www.professionalsoldiers.com/forums/index.php)
-   The Soapbox (http://www.professionalsoldiers.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=93)
-   -   State, local and jurisdictional-level actions related to gun-control (Post-Newtown) (http://www.professionalsoldiers.com/forums/showthread.php?t=40453)

Ret10Echo 03-21-2013 07:23

Bring us your tired, your independent, your gun manufacturers
 
Pennsylvania

Here

Quote:

Grove and Metcalfe Roll Out Welcome Mat to Gun Manufacturers: ‘We Are Passionate About Defending the Second Amendment in PA’ 3/18/2013 HARRISBURG — State Representatives Daryl Metcalfe (R-Butler) and Seth Grove (R-York) announced today that they are reaching out to encourage several leading out-of-state firearms and weapons components manufacturers, including Beretta, Magpul and Remington, to relocate their facilities and bring hundreds of jobs to Pennsylvania.

“With America’s single largest per capita representation of National Rifle Association members and more than one million licensed hunters and anglers contributing billions of dollars annually into our state and local economies, Pennsylvania is a natural fit for any of our nation’s major producers of guns, ammunition or accessories that are currently looking for a new home due to the imposition of senseless, gun-grabbing legislation by their state or local governments,” said Metcalfe, who is the prime sponsor of the Right to Bear Arms Protection Act (House Bill 357).

Final enactment of House Bill 357 would make any new federal gun control laws unenforceable within the Commonwealth.

“Pennsylvania is known all over the country for clinging to its guns, and it’s time that we use this reputation to our advantage,” Grove added. “By enticing these three companies to Pennsylvania, we are sending a clear message that we welcome their industry, and we also welcome the hundreds of jobs and multi-million dollar economic impact this would bring to the Commonwealth."

Lan 03-21-2013 17:42

SB47 Ammended 3/20 REGISTER YOUR GUNS!
 
This will make me a felon in California WHEN I choose not to comply IF this passes.

SB47

Rot in hell Leland Yee. NOT ONE INCH!

ΜΟΛΩΝ ΛΑΒΕ

Lan 03-21-2013 18:45

Loose Lips Sink Ships
 
So it begins...

An arsenal of more than 300 guns, many of them illegal, has been seized from a Long Island home around the corner from a high school, and the homeowner was arrested, authorities said Thursday.

Jay Steiner, 66, was arrested in late January after an undercover Suffolk police officer visited his Centereach home.

Steiner has been charged with criminal possession of a weapon and is free on bail.

"Wow!" said one surprised neighbor. "That's a lot of guns. It's scary." :rolleyes:

Police were acting on a tip from a gun owner who had taken his weapon to Steiner, said Suffolk District Attorney Thomas Spota.

"The guns were stored all throughout the house," said Spota, as he stood in front of a table filled with the seized weapons.

In all, 85 illegal handguns and 230 rifles and shotguns were found, as well as thousands of rounds of ammunition.

"He had more firepower than the detectives who arrested him," said Spota.

Investigators said Steiner had once held a federal gun license, permitting him to buy and sell weapons, but it expired in 2004.

Steiner maintained a business card, prosecutors said, displaying that expired license number.

Several calls to Steiner's lawyer, William Eppig of West Islip, were not returned.

It's unclear what the Centereach man was doing with all the guns.

The guns are being examined to determine whether any have been stolen or used in crimes.

Steiner had no pistol license for any of the handguns, according to Spota.

LINK

Edit: This happened in January but was reported today. Too bad the snitch couldn't wait a little longer he could have made $500.

tonyz 03-26-2013 18:31

Cuomo’s 7-Bullet Limit to Be Suspended Indefinitely, Skelos Says
By Freeman Klopott - Mar 24, 2013 8:30 PM ET
Bloomberg

Governor Andrew Cuomo’s seven-round limit on magazines sold in New York will be suspended “indefinitely” by a measure in his $136.5 billion budget set to be passed this week, Dean Skelos, a Senate majority leader said.

The ban on magazines holding more than seven bullets was set to start April 15. Cuomo has said the law needs to be rolled back because manufacturers don’t make seven-round holders. The measure was a center piece to a gun law the 55-year-old Democratic governor pushed through the legislature in January, making New York the first state to respond with tougher gun regulations to the Newtown, Connecticut school massacre.

<snip>

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2013-0...elos-says.html

Dusty 03-27-2013 06:00

Quote:

Originally Posted by tonyz (Post 497935)
Cuomo’s 7-Bullet Limit to Be Suspended Indefinitely, Skelos Says
By Freeman Klopott - Mar 24, 2013 8:30 PM ET
Bloomberg

Governor Andrew Cuomo’s seven-round limit on magazines sold in New York will be suspended “indefinitely” by a measure in his $136.5 billion budget set to be passed this week, Dean Skelos, a Senate majority leader said.

The ban on magazines holding more than seven bullets was set to start April 15. Cuomo has said the law needs to be rolled back because manufacturers don’t make seven-round holders. The measure was a center piece to a gun law the 55-year-old Democratic governor pushed through the legislature in January, making New York the first state to respond with tougher gun regulations to the Newtown, Connecticut school massacre.

<snip>

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2013-0...elos-says.html

Wonder why he picked "7", anyway...:munchin

MR2 03-27-2013 06:08

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dusty (Post 497992)
Wonder why he picked "7", anyway...:munchin

Because it was less than ten. After this all settles down and there is another shooting, it will become five. I mean like how many rounds do you need to kill Bambi?

Stiletto11 03-27-2013 09:41

"7 round holders" uh huh.

Razor 03-27-2013 10:20

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dusty
Wonder why he picked "7", anyway...

Cuomo is a closet 1911 fan.

Stiletto11 04-02-2013 18:41

http://news.yahoo.com/connecticut-re...205226340.html

Does this qualify as an "Infringement?" This is a case of zealots (commies) trying to out do New York and have the top position on the manifesto. Commiecticut is a small state and may not get the attention of Colorado but it is in the "cradle of communisim." The framers are rolling over in their graves. I hope Colt and Stag pull out but Colt is so far up the govt's ass with it's contracts I doubt they will move.

MR2 04-02-2013 19:34

Quote:

Originally Posted by Stiletto11 (Post 499001)
I hope Colt and Stag pull out but Colt is so far up the govt's ass with it's contracts I doubt they will move.

Maybe some consumer pressure is in order...

GratefulCitizen 04-11-2013 20:21

In Texas?!?
:eek:

First 40 seconds of the video.
http://youtu.be/a0LwGnaKZy8

grog18b 04-13-2013 19:21

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dusty (Post 497992)
Wonder why he picked "7", anyway...:munchin

Because he knows nothing about weapons, and was too lazy to ask his personal bodyguards? ;)

PSM 04-13-2013 19:26

Quote:

Originally Posted by grog18b (Post 501060)
Because he knows nothing about weapons, and was too lazy to ask his personal bodyguards? ;)

No. It's to force manufacturers to re-tool at a higher capital expenditure.

Pat

7624U 04-14-2013 14:15

COLORADO CBI DENIED MY TRANSFER
 
I was just down at the tanner gun show, and was trying to do a trade of one of my pistols for another pistol that a FFL dealer had. Long story short my background check failed. LOL

Now I have to send in the appeal form.

I had two forms of ID and my military orders with me, my record is clean as far as I know. ( I just bought a pistol 4 months ago and another ruger 10/22)

If they keep this up I wont be retiring in this state. :munchin

tonyz 04-16-2013 07:14

More on the national side of the legislative agenda than the state side but interesting and timely, nonetheless. Some thoughts and observations on the subject of the proposed Manchin-Toomey amendment at link below - by someone well versed in the gun control arena

The “Pro-Gun” Provisions of Manchin-Toomey are Actually a Bonanza of Gun Control

David Kopel • April 15, 2013 2:20 am

The Toomey-Manchin Amendment which may be offered as soon as Tuesday to Senator Reid’s gun control bill are billed as a “compromise” which contain a variety of provisions for gun control, and other provisions to enhance gun rights. Some of the latter, however, are not what they seem. They are badly miswritten, and are in fact major advancements for gun control. In particular:

1. The provision which claims to outlaw national gun registration in fact authorizes a national gun registry.

2. The provision which is supposed to strengthen existing federal law protecting the interstate transportation of personal firearms in fact cripples that protection.

<snip>

http://www.volokh.com/2013/04/15/the...f-gun-control/


All times are GMT -6. The time now is 13:45.


Copyright 2004-2022 by Professional Soldiers ®