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An internet blowhard or just a humble man who is stating what he knows in his heart he will do...
I am the latter.
Move on.
I am the latter.
Move on.
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Fully agree!Already passed every background check one could have, so in my mind there is nothing else to do .. cleared to purchase and own anything; certainly not turn in anything I've purchased without receiving fair market value for it.
So, just sit tight and wait for all the appeals etc to run their course.
No other logical course to follow really.
Already passed every background check one could have, so in my mind there is nothing else to do .. cleared to purchase and own anything; certainly not turn in anything I've purchased without receiving fair market value for it.
So, just sit tight and wait for all the appeals etc to run their course.
No other logical course to follow really.
Which is why "new laws" get the big FU from us ... not giving up anything to anyone without fair market value received. Hear that, Feds ... ? That was "FU!!"what is the fair market value of giving up your right to protect your home and family? Price of the firearms plus the cost of a armed security detail to replace them?
I did not receive any fair market value for my hobby when Oregon killed the the C&R FFL or even a refund of my license fee. I got a big FU from Prozanski. That was my compensation for following all the rules.
Well, here we go. One suspected unidentified potential violation during self registration on one item makes all the others illegal for him to possess and results in charges filed for ALL OF THEM.
Don't think Oregon will be any different and you won't be subject to this type of entrapment and domino effect of charges. I won't register an effing thing. If this passes I'm moving my affected firearms and other items out of state.
California Man Hit with 12 Felony Charges after Registering AR-15 Online - GunsAmerica Digest
"A prominent member of Bakersfield, California, has been accused of 12 felony gun charges after the Department of Justice raided his home last month, according to local media. Law enforcement justified the raid using images the man had uploaded to the California Firearms Application Reporting System in an attempt to comply with the state's new registration requirements.
The California DOJ claims that the rifle Jeffrey Scott Kirschenmann tried to register was "illegally modified," though they haven't said how. Kirschenmann has been charged with nine counts of assault weapon possession, two counts of silencer possession, and one count of possessing a "multiburst trigger activator." ..." MORE AT LINK
I can't wait to get out of this state. It's by far the highest taxed and worst ran state I have ever lived in. Our court of appeals justices are certifiably retarded I'm sure.I have already just sold our house, found another in Idaho, will be moving in a matter of weeks. Yeah, I've heard "oh, your only giving the enemy more power by retreating", but I'm also giving a more conservative state more power by moving there.
If Washington pushes through strict gun laws you won't find me moving to Idaho of all places. I'll find a job on the Gulf Coast and I'll buy my retirement digs early. I do have a recruiter from Port St Lucie , Florida calling and leaving messages....hmmmm.... Only problem with Florida being that it is populated by Yankees who are a lot like Californians..
Why not Idaho?
I do get it about the milder winter weather. Can't argue with that, except that most of Idaho probably gets a lot more sun than we do west of the Cascades. You'll pay the price in the summer down south or anywhere east of the Rocky Mountains, but you get used to it as you know. Things I don't like back east are: not much public land, fewer mountains, more bugs, more snakes, gators, tornadoes and hurricanes, and wall to wall people.