Oregon: First gun bills introduced ....

[ThemGunsThough]

I only have standard capacity magazines myself...

As do I. Just sold what I high-cap magazines I had left just a few minutes ago but the sellers drove off as I was looking for paper in my car to document the sale.

 

[Stomper]

What dumbasses... It says NOTHING of prohibiting the purchase of +10 magazines from internet sales from sources outside the state and having them shipped in, or two Oregonians meeting in Vantucky swapping/selling and driving back in... geniuses. (NOT)

Go ahead... Pass it.

 

[duane black]

What dumbasses... It says NOTHING of prohibiting the purchase of +10 magazines from internet sales from sources outside the state and having them shipped in, or two Oregonians meeting in Vantucky swapping/selling and driving back in... geniuses. (NOT)

Go ahead... Pass it.

Vantucky ? I resemble that remark.


Seriously though. I will be joining OFF payday. I don't think its a bad idea to organize a response to this bs. We can't give these folks one single win this year.

I'm a little limited in the rep writing department as I live N of the Columbia and mine gather in Olympia, but I will do what I can.

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[micdude]

As do I. Just sold what I high-cap magazines I had left just a few minutes ago but the sellers drove off as I was looking for paper in my car to document the sale.

The Bill says any magazines that can hold over 10rds is a high capacity mag and it execludes tube fed Mag's.I think thiis BS by the way, it will do nathing for crime prevention. We all saw that from the 94 ban and how can they tell where you got the mag from.

 

[salmonriverjohn]

Knee jerk, feel good laws being put into place by those who voted these Representative members into office. To those that did, I have a question for you, how's it taste now? You did this to the rest of us and again I ask, hows it taste?

 

[Father of four]

I hope that the Oregon LEOs and citizens reject any new firearms laws, rules or regulations. I am not holding my breath though.

Waiting now to see what happens...


P.S, My votes didn't count. Like maybe 2 of them actually counted for something but I don't remember what....

 

[mortar maggot]

Yes, you keep what you have, and if you want more, you have to drive to another State. If you die, you can't will them to your heirs.

So my dad lives in OR, and I am assuming he will die before me. What happens to his 10/22 25rounders?

If the state gets them his wife should be compensated, they do have value.

 

[theguncrank]

Let's look on the bright side... The anti-mag bill came from the Senate, the House seems to be proposing gun-positive bills, nothing will come of either until both houses agree. Let's hope they never come to an agreement on anything that smells of ban, because we know where the Honorable Governor Gashuffer stands on the issue.

 

[charros93]

To say that this makes me angry is an understatement. :angry: These people are wasting their time, our time, our money. We as tax payers are paying these people to do this? Think of all the people wasting time and money on this so called gun debate.

 

[pyromancer]

I just wrote an Email to my state senator urging them to vote against this and siting the letter to Biden from Sheriff Mueller http://oregonfirearms.org/2013/2013gunban/Biden Letter.pdf
You can get the Email for you Senator here <broken link removed>

 

[shredjesse]

Possession of cocaine has higher fines, and I'm pretty sure I'm about a phone call away from as much as I need... I have my state politicians on speed dial I mean

 

[ZigZagZeke]

"A person commits the crime of unlawfully transferring a large capacity
magazine if the person knowingly sells, or otherwise transfers for consideration, a large capacity
magazine.
(2) This section does not apply to the sale or transfer for consideration of a large capacity
magazine to:
(a) A law enforcement unit of the federal government or a law enforcement unit as defined
in ORS 181.610; or
(b) The active or reserve military forces of this state or of the United States."


Of course not!!!! The government can have them, LEOs included, just not the sheep.

...knowingly sells, or otherwise transfers for consideration...

As used here "consideration" would mean "in return for something of value". You could then apparently legally give or bequeath it to someone, as long as you didn't receive anything of value in return.

 

[wittguns]

What if you were to put them in your trust? Would that possibly work? Just my 2 cents.