S&W, "No magazine sales to Illinois"

[BTHG]

I'm in Massachusetts so blanket Fed law could be improvement - as scary as that sounds. I would no longer be so limited in what is available for handguns. It will never happen but can always dream.

 

[mjlabs]

As long as they don't require:

Permit to buy gun

Permit to buy ammo

Permit to buy reloading equipment

Permit to buy accessories

Registration in any way, shape, or form.

Records of transactions between individuals.

Restriction on magazine capacity beyond the current 30 rounds.

FOID, whatever that is.

In short, as long as these proposed laws weren't any more restrictive than current Ohio law, then I may be willing to listen.

Maybe...

FOID Card......well basically it justs attacks our 2nd amendment rights is what it boils down to.....

 

[Jaysq]

How can cities and states pass these restrictive laws?

Doesn't the First Amendment right to Freedom of Speech apply to magazines as well as newspapers?

Now that's funny right there!!!! If you can't laugh at this you may as well go to the house.

 

[bushmaster1313]

The Sixth Amendment provides:

"and to have the assistance of counsel for his defense."

Clearly, this protects the right of guys to ask Forum member's about their next proposed firearm purchase.
Gals are on their own.