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Not exactly. But you can believe that if you like.If they have a ouija dog around, they can fabricate the probable cause when they want.
Again. Study case law and know your rights.
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Not exactly. But you can believe that if you like.If they have a ouija dog around, they can fabricate the probable cause when they want.
Section 11, Subsection (2):Possession of 10+ mags is not illegal.
Nowhere in this 114 mess says that.
I repeat - Possession of 10+mags is NOT illegal nor a crime.
There are 3 instances that are crimes - that involve 10+ mags...
Transfer of said mags - into the state and/or to another person.
Use on public property.
Improperly stored mags when traveling to and from private properties.
Please show me something different and I'll shut up.
Dead relatives aren't legally allowed to leave you outlawed contraband when they die, either...Section 11, Subsection (2):
Notwithstanding ORS 166.250 to 166.470, and except as expressly provided in subsections (3) to (5) of this section, a person commits the crime of unlawful manufacture, importation, possession, use, purchase, sale or otherwise transferring of large-capacity magazines if the person manufactures, imports, possesses, uses, purchases, sells or otherwise transfers any large-capacity magazine in Oregon on or after the effective date of this 2022 Act.
Good thing any mags, firearms, suppressors, machine guns, AOWs, and SBRs I own belong to a trust.Dead relatives aren't legally allowed to leave you outlawed contraband when they die, either...
oh... Wait.
It was a joke... this bs actually says mags can't be possessed...?Good thing any mags, firearms, suppressors, machine guns, AOWs, and SBRs I own belong to a trust.
I felt that way myself but thought I'd give him a chance to prove his story. I saw the same panicky overreaction back when California enacted its magazine bans. And to a lesser extent when WA enacted its ban this past summer. Everybody knew of a guy who had heard from somebody else that a guy somewhere got busted for having magazines. If that actually happened it was inevitably either drugs, DUI or a felon with a gun bust where some magazines were found.The statement he made is complete and utter BS, no need to wait for answers to your questions because there are none.
Beware the monkey paw. I asked to see Paul Harrells firearm collection. I have received.Paul bent the knee!!
Lulz
How does a dog sniff for different quantities now that user amounts of meth, heroin, cocaine, weed are "legal" in Oregon?If they have a ouija dog around, they can fabricate the probable cause when they want.
Not only that but they have to get your permission to search with a dog if they have no probable cause outside of the minor traffic stop.How does a dog sniff for different quantities now that user amounts of meth, heroin, cocaine, weed are "legal" in Oregon?
Seems to me PC based on a K9 sniff went out the window with 110.
I don't remember as it was 7ish years ago or so. And finding the story is looking impossible as all that comes up is recent cases of people arrested for flying into ny or ct. it got big outcry back then because he was obeying the law and trying to take the magazines out of the state. Around same time a news door took mag to dc and was not charged. It was either ny or ctWhen? Why was he pulled over in the first place? Got a link to this story?
Ok then, so how about NOT spreading fake news? Really, it does nothing but cause confusion and hurt our cause.I don't remember as it was 7ish years ago or so. And finding the story is looking impossible as all that comes up is recent cases of people arrested for flying into ny or ct. it got big outcry back then because he was obeying the law and trying to take the magazines out of the state. Around same time a news door took mag to dc and was not charged. It was either ny or ct
Not fake new just Google isn't showing anything past 2018. This happen in around 2013.Ok then, so how about NOT spreading fake news? Really, it does nothing but cause confusion and hurt our cause.
Nah, don't waste your time.Not fake new just Google isn't showing anything past 2018. This happen in around 2013.
Luckily this is america and I don't have to prove myself to anyone but judge and jury. I'll try to dig more into this when I can be in a pc that allows searches to be limited to certain years.
.This narrative that cops are gunna be on the search for "high capacity mags" and are going to be searching everyone is just as legitimate of an argument as the cops the gear up every day with the intent to go kill unarmed black men. It's simply not true. I can almost promise you magazines are the last thing cops care about in the current social climate.
We don't live in a police state. At least not yet.
Be careful, we'll have members packing their mags in coffee grounds.I know they have trained dogs to sniff out cellphones inside prisons, maybe they'll train them to sniff out 11 round magazines on traffic stops...
No. No. No. those members probably have already sold their mags due to fear and are now carrying revolvers…..Be careful, we'll have members packing their mags in coffee grounds.
For the record, it is Monday December 12, 2022 at about 2pm and I am a coffee and spice connisuer.Be careful, we'll have members packing their mags in coffee grounds.