Current Federal law defines the "firearm" as the receiver (Stripped lower, complete lower, glock frame etc.) When the 4473 is filled out at the gun shop or wherever, there's 3 options they can check; Handgun, Long Gun (rifles or shotguns) or Other Firearm (frame, receiver, etc.)
Stripped lowers and complete lowers are Other Firearm. If registered that, then theres no need to return to them once its completed. You could never ever complete the lower if you wanted. The "firearm" is registered with them. They also note it as "receiver only."
This is why you can mail/order every single gun part in the mail to your address, except for the lower receiver which has to be transferred through an FFL
Good news. It's either the 9th circuit accepts it and permits must be issued or they reject it and it goes to scotus. And there are already previous rulings that ruled permits must be issued, so we know what scotus will say. Itll take a bit more time, but looks good to go. Still keep your fingers crossed
Same thing will happen when the lawmakers in Hawaii ban certain guns. No reimbursement, no exceptions, just hand over your property or get arrested.
They already tried it with the medical marijuana owners, telling them to surrender their guns. Backpedaled on that when the national news got a hold of it.
Standard M1 carbine mags are fine. Standard capacity and drum mags are fine when used in rifles. Feel free to use them at a range, but follow range rules. Pistol versions of rifles and other pistols with magazines outside of the grip are illegal in Hawaii unless the mag is permanently attached to the receiver.
Then the definition of "machine gun" would have to be edited from what it currently is. Also go ahead and try enforcing and confiscating property from the People.
Hopefully they the suit is against all aspects of the law and not just the age requirement. However, it will be interesting to see if the State brings up Hawaii's law of having to be 21 years of age to purchase a firearm and use it as an example. And then if it is ruled invalid, what does that say about Hawaii's law.
The NRA has filed a lawsuit against the state of Florida to fight it. Finally the NRA is using their power in recent events. Join them, its cheaper than you think.
First laws being passed for gun control at the state level since recent events. Unless the governor vetoes it:
Increased firearm purchase age to 21 3 day waiting period for all firearms, unless you have a carry license Ban of rate increasing devices Confiscation of guns if you are deemed a risk to yourself or others
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