Likelyhood of magazine ban ???

[elm_creek_smith]

Round limit, not ban. As a retired cop and police supply store owner (lots of years in the business) I believe it is inevitable. State by state or nationally , I believe, it will be 10-15 round. In Denver we've had a 20 round limit for years.

Okay. Then the police have to operate under the same restrictions. They are civilians and must operate under the same restrictions as other civilians. While we're about it, I think the 1986 ban on new NFA automatic weapons that affects the rest of us should also apply to police departments. Oh, yeah. Police departments need to pay the $200.00 Federal Transfer Tax on every NFA firearm in their arms rooms.

See, this won't affect me since I'm one of the dinosaurs carrying revolvers, a S&W 686 and a S&W 37, and making a Ruger Gunsite Scout my patrol rifle won't hurt my feelings a bit.

ECS

 

[df53141]

Okay. Then the police have to operate under the same restrictions. They are civilians and must operate under the same restrictions as other civilians. While we're about it, I think the 1986 ban on new NFA automatic weapons that affects the rest of us should also apply to police departments. Oh, yeah. Police departments need to pay the $200.00 Federal Transfer Tax on every NFA firearm in their arms rooms.

See, this won't affect me since I'm one of the dinosaurs carrying revolvers, a S&W 686 and a S&W 37, and making a Ruger Gunsite Scout my patrol rifle won't hurt my feelings a bit.

ECS

Three out of the last four postings lack something critical in their avatars. I mean the NRA logo. At least you would want to consider one-year membership. NRA needs good number because Congressman/woman only care about political wind in their home district!