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I am much more concerned about what is forthcoming from our Oregon Legislature when they reconvene. I did not think that they would actually ban AR's or Mag's. But with the recent push on the national level, I now fully expect them to go for it all this time around. Welcome to Northern California.
So many people have been buying high cap mags and AR and AK rifles since the Clinton Assault Ban expired in 2004, that I think that the Anti's realize that just banning new sales and transfers would not have much of an effect.
A number of similar bills are currently pending in the California State Legislature. They are practically copycats, they are so similar. One would outlaw the possession of all high cap mags ( SB 1446 ), which basically would eliminate California's currently existing grandfather clause, which allowed people that owned high cap mags before the ban on new sales to keep them.
Likewise, there is also a bill ( SB 1235 ) to eliminate online sales of ammo to individuals. It seems at all levels of government, there is a concerted effort to put online ammo vendors out of business. The California Bill is even worse, though, as it also orders the California Attorney General to maintain a database of all ammo purchases made in the state. In other words, the government will actually track how much ammo you are buying. Why does the government want to know how much ammo you are buy? Does that mean that imposing limits on ammo purchase and possession would be next? Logic would sure seem to suggest that.
I predict major &$%@*%#$ coming down the road.
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