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The NRA has sued the city of San Francisco targeting three provisions of city law based on the Heller decision. The Heller decision hinged on whether or not a provision interfered with individual’s ability to defend himself or herself with a firearm. San Francisco’s code has several analogous provisions including:

“A requirement that handguns in San Francisco homes be kept in a locked cabinet or disabled with a trigger lock.”

“A ban on the sale of fragmenting bullets.”

“A city ordinance that prohibits the discharge of firearms within city limits.”

More here: <broken link removed>
 
About time the Republic of Sin Francisco gets taken down a few pegs.... again. That "lock it away where you can't get at it when you need it" law is insane. About the same as passing a law requiring one to partially dismantle one's vehicle when letting it stand overnight in the garage.....

about par for that city. I hope the NRA manage to force them back into the remainder of the Union... at least on this score.
 

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