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So, here's how I see it:
Oregon law (ORS 166.210(12)) says that a
Since neither the shockwave, nor the tac-14 have ever been designed to be fired from the shoulder, they are NOT shotguns. Period. Dot.
If you think my argument is invalid, then explain how AR pistols aren't considered SBRs in Oregon given their definition in ORS 166.210(11)
"Short-barreled rifle" means a rifle having one or more barrels less than 16 inches in length and any weapon made from a rifle if the weapon has an overall length of less than 26 inches."
No mention in Oregon law as to what a "rifle" is either. Here's the brass tacks from the ATF themselves on the matter:
Cooler heads will prevail in this matter.
What Feds say will mean nothing here. As many have tried to point out to all here this has zero to do with the Feds. Yet people keep saying "but the Feds say". It's State. Now just because it's in writing that also means ZERO. Some bureaucrat is going to make a ruling on these. If it's thumbs down, who the hell knows what they will do about the ones already sold. Again some bureaucrat will decide. No doubt if it goes against gun owners many will jump up and down and scream and point to the "law". Which again will mean nothing. Next it will end up in front of some judge. If this goes against the gun owners more jumping up and down for all the good that will do. The next step will be lawyers. Which means someone has to pay. The state has LOT's of money to throw at this stuff if they want to. Any of you really think your Governor is going to say "oh well they won" and give up? Yeah right. So then it will be a matter of who wants to pay and how much to fight it. May be able to win if, and that's the big IF someone is willing to pay to fight it.