Wa assault weapon ban... So.. all semi auto guns or....

[po18guy]

All these gun regulations, when all that is needed is a government range training program for the thugs. Court case loads will drop drastically, and it will give a much needed boost to funeral directors who are suffering in the post-Covid slump.

Ah, buy they'd still want to disarm us anyway.

 

[ilikegunspdx]

Good description of everything banned here. Pretty much everything banned (including pistols with threaded barrel) except 22s, revolvers, bolt, lever guns. Give to Goa, SAF and others fighting this now.

Cannot buy, sell, trade, or leave to grandkids.

 

[ilostmypswrd]

Thank God my BAR MK2 in 7mm Rem Mag with a 3 round `clip` is not on the list lolololol.

 

[Nwcid]

Thank God my BAR MK2 in 7mm Rem Mag with a 3 round `clip` is not on the list lolololol.

The problem is that your rifle is. It is semi auto, accepts a detachable magazine and had a hand guard that protects part of all of the barrel.

 

[ilikegunspdx]

The problem is that your rifle is. It is semi auto, accepts a detachable magazine and had a hand guard that protects part of all of the barrel.

Whether it is or not under their current insanity, you can be 100% sure that soon they will go after the next group of guns.

This is massive scale civilian disarmament, plain and simple.

We should all be concerned about it even if we are not in tyrannical WA because "whatsoever you do to the least of my brothers (in arms), that you do unto me".

 

[titsonritz]

Rifles.

One step at a time.

It's for your safety.

Think of the children.

 

[Andy54Hawken]

Whether it is or not under their current insanity, you can be 100% sure that soon they will go after the next group of guns.

This , unfortunately is so very true.
No firearm is "safe" from someone's "You can't own this" list.

Andy

 

[American123]

Good description of everything banned here. Pretty much everything banned (including pistols with threaded barrel) except 22s, revolvers, bolt, lever guns. Give to Goa, SAF and others fighting this now.

Cannot buy, sell, trade, or leave to grandkids.

Always hilariously tyrant-like when government tries to say you can't bequeath your legally obtained property to your family.

 

[Flopsweat]

Always hilariously tyrant-like when government tries to say you can't bequeath your legally obtained property to your family.

10 years from now, after it gets thrown out by some federal court, they'll go "OK, you can leave them in your will but there'll be a 100% inheritance tax."

 

[solv3nt]

10 years from now, after it gets thrown out by some federal court, they'll go "OK, you can leave them in your will but there'll be a 100% inheritance tax."

That's ok, we'll just use the value of what I told my wife that I paid.

 

[Pete F]

What happens when they run into the "common use" clause in court? How are they going to get past SCOTUS and Heller and Bruen decisions?

 

[Yarome]

Cannot buy, sell, trade, or leave to grandkids.

You can... if you skip a generation and leave them directly to a grandchild (which is probably going to be a really good idea), but the point you're making is valid. Leaving your firearms to anyone is a "one off".

Whoever inherits your firearm can't pass it down the line to anyone else. End of the line!

Let's not forget too that even the one time deal of passing along a firearm after your dirt nap is dependent on legally establishing proof of ownership prior to the law enactment. No legally established proof and your inheritors are SOL.

It's a "taking" being passed off as a "grandfather clause". It's legal because "we're not taking it YET"??

 

[Barfly]

It's way past time for one of our sheriff's to grow a spine and bubbleguming arrest Turd Ferguson and Slimeball Inslee. F$CK both of them...with a cactus they can eat a bag of dicks as far as I'm concerned.

 

[Nick Burkhardt]

Good description of everything banned here. Pretty much everything banned (including pistols with threaded barrel) except 22s, revolvers, bolt, lever guns. Give to Goa, SAF and others fighting this now.

Cannot buy, sell, trade, or leave to grandkids.

Did he say that silencers/ suppressors are also going to be banned?

 

[SteelheadTed]

It will result in any WA resident with a pending Form 1 for their braced pistol being denied tax stamp.

I don't understand why someone would have fallen for that trap in the first place.

 

[ilikegunspdx]

Did he say that silencers/ suppressors are also going to be banned?

I have only skimmed the bill but from what I see it bans any semi auto pistol or rifle that will accept a suppressor, not the suppressor itself. There maybe no FFLs left to transfer one to you though so maybe a company that delivers to your door would be the way to go right now. I see the mass extinction of ffls in WA as a big problem (I mean primarily from the "kill all ffls" bill, not just due to lack of business due to the other gun laws).

 

[Yarome]

Did he say that silencers/ suppressors are also going to be banned?

Not exacty. Not if you already own one. You can't buy or use one after the enactment date though.

 

[ilikegunspdx]

Not exacty. Not if you already own one. You can't buy or use one after the enactment date though.

Does it say you can't buy one? I missed that I guess. Also didn't see where you can't use one. Only the semi auto guns that can use one are banned. But I didn't read it all. Just skimmed portions.

 

[Yarome]

I have only skimmed the bill but from what I see it bans any semi auto pistol or rifle that will accept a suppressor, not the suppressor itself. There maybe no FFLs left to transfer one to you though so maybe a company that delivers to your door would be the way to go right now. I see the mass extinction of ffls in WA as a big problem (I mean primarily from the "kill all ffls" bill, not just due to lack of business due to the other gun laws).

It's covered in the.... "you can't purchase/own anything (post enactment) that can be used to construct or convert a firearm into an assault weapon" thingy....

The whole constructive possession issue.

 

[ilikegunspdx]

It's covered in the.... "you can't purchase/own anything (post enactment) that can be used to construct or convert a firearm into an assault weapon" thingy....

Thx, I'll have to read it sometime.