Since the passing of the National Firearms Act in 1934, the federal government has been tasked with maintaining a database of records for NFA weapons, and additionally, while performing inspections of FFLs, they must also ensure NFA
Last night, the California State Senate passed a bill to only allow you to buy one long gun every 30 days, rationing your right and liberty to acquire property, and further denying you access to your right to keep and bear arms. Current law states you may only buy one handgun every 30 days
I was probably 8 or 9 years old at the time. I remember fiddling with my grandfathers shotgun in our ancestral home in India. Ammunition for the gun sat in a rustic tin box in my grandmothers armoire.
We are currently in a political war with the state, a war in which their side gets to legally take political prisoners and inflict violence on the other, while our side legally only gets to ask the state if the state is overreaching.
It seems everyone wants to be the smartest person in the room. Ever since the Gunmageddon bills were signed into law by Governor Brown, people have been openly discussing how to find liberty in the laws (work arounds, "loopholes ...
