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Good question, I am guessing that will be a big no.Once the standard cap ban is in place in WA, when selling or trading a gun, Are you able to include the original >10rd mags?
I figured but was hoping for a different answer lolGood question, I am guessing that will be a big no.
Yeah, I believe "transfer" is included in the law; trust but verify.I figured but was hoping for a different answer lol
One would hope, but we have Jackboot Jay and Sideshow Bob in control here. I'm sure those two assclowns, along with the libtard majority, will come up with an end run around the ruling and tie shiit up in court for years more. Remember, a liberal just can't stand the sound and taste of Freedom and Liberty.My guess is the mag ban in Washington will be short-lived because of todays ruling by the supreme court. I doubt that any so-called infractions of this new ban would be upheld in a court of law after todays ruling.
This is incorrect. Today's US Supreme Court ruling clarified the standard that courts must apply when evaluating gun control laws. They threw out the sham two-part test which the 9th Circuit (which includes WA and OR) has been using to justify gun control.My limited understanding is, the USSC ruling did slap down NY's "don't take your gun to town" restriction, but that has zip to do with Washington's magazine restriction. The 9th Circuit's 3-judge ruling against CA's mag ban - awhile back - has felt pretty good to us, but the En Banc shoe has yet to drop. Unfortunately when it comes to 2A issues, 9th Circuit En Banc rulings typically sound like, "Bad gun no no".
Be patient. The laws will fall.Once the standard cap ban is in place in WA, when selling or trading a gun, Are you able to include the original >10rd mags?
I'll hand you a full capacity magazine on the sidewalk by Capitol lake, in front of the governor's mansion. Meet me at noon on Monday, the 4th of July.One would hope, but we have Jackboot Jay and Sideshow Bob in control here. I'm sure those two assclowns, along with the libtard majority, will come up with an end run around the ruling and tie shiit up in court for years more. Remember, a liberal just can't stand the sound and taste of Freedom and Liberty.
It should be pretty quick for the 9th because they have been holding this exact case waiting for clarification from the USSC. Duncan v. Bonta. We could have a ruling invalidating mag cap bans in the area of the 9th circuit in days.This is incorrect. Today's US Supreme Court ruling clarified the standard that courts must apply when evaluating gun control laws. They threw out the sham two-part test which the 9th Circuit (which includes WA and OR) has been using to justify gun control.
Personally I'm with you. I have an AR listed for sale rn and if it sells I'm including the 30rd regardless. I'm happy to be one of the poster boys for a lawsuit about it if they want to stop me.I'll hand you a full capacity magazine on the sidewalk by Capitol lake, in front of the governor's mansion. Meet me at noon on Monday, the 4th of July.
Jay and silent Bob can kiss my freedom loving American a$$.
Under the new WA law you cannot sell or trade / distribute 10+ mags.Once the standard cap ban is in place in WA, when selling or trading a gun, Are you able to include the original >10rd mags?
Under the new WA law you cannot sell or trade / distribute 10+ mags.
That 2-1 panel decision was appealed by CA and is now going to an en banc hearing in front of the entire 9th CCoA.>> The 9th Circuit's 3-judge ruling against CA's mag ban
Since OR and WA are in the 9th circuit, shouldn't that ruling also apply to teh WA mag ban?
Unless the CA law was struck down based on some technical detail in the way their law was written. . .
Let's see how that fly's under "strict scrutiny".That 2-1 panel decision was appealed by CA and is now going to an en banc hearing in front of the entire 9th CCoA.