davel501

You need to clear your autocomplete on your phone. You are actually saying the opposite of what you mean. lol.

They would be useful for militia purposes. End of story.

Ding ding ding They know it gets struck down in the end but they reduce the opposition by getting the uncommitted to sell their guns and the super committed to move out of state.

It's the same appeal process. They basically started over from the beginning but now they know what answer they are not allowed to come up with.

You dont need a government prosecutor. https://www.justice.gov/sites/default/files/usam/legacy/2014/10/17/civrico.pdf

The federal 1983 suit is probably the way to go here. Class action for every resident of Illinois. I think it stands a chance post-Bruen, especially the reaction bills since scotus would have the final say. You can't bring the civil rights action until everything else is settled though so it could be a while.

That's why I'm not worried about this thing. She is famous for things going to her to die. They just want to say they have this thing for now but they know she won't do anything so nothing bad is likely to happen for either side.

A fella has got to be able to dream.

How great would it be if the appeals courts decline the government's request? This is great news!

Nothing has been litigated yet. We won't know for sure what is legal or not until a few cases go through the process and a good body of precedent exists. I predict a lot of split precedents where cook and the collar counties go more strict while everyone else uses a looser interpretation. This could happen for every variant of every model that is even a little touched by this thing.

The trick is to hold a shotgun like a shotgun instead of a rifle. Total game changer.

Seen these? https://madpigcustoms.com/henry-thumper-packages

You got one of those car registers with the tiny little lawyers in them that won't let you break the law?

I think he posted the same list as you did (just eyeballing the two) but just didn't take time to format it nicely.

Probably. If not the first day then give it 10 years of enforcement to slowly widen the net to the exact letter of the law.

I don't disagree - and therein lies the problem. Imagine sitting there trying to be calm while the judge, the state's attorney, and your lawyer try to figure out what any of this means.

Yeah, looks like you are going to get hung up on the detachable magazine and that the fore-end of the stock attaches to the barrel. The specs say capacity is 5 rounds so it might just sail through the process too.

Yeah, there's always one guy that figures out all this means he can get above market prices and doesn't care about anything else.

I hope this means they are not shipping anything to IL no matter who orders. I would support that stand.

It's a lot less that you'd think if the department provides them with one for duty. In departments where they have to supply their own it's closer to 100%. Most cops aren't gun people.

This really is the saddest part of the whole story. That's a nice gun.

Dang, I forgot all about that. Strange how the press quit talking about it when the dems took full control.

I'm not going to lie, I'm less angry after reading that. We all suffer together or not at all with a strong preference for not at all.

I'm honestly more worried about the one that fell behind the workbench or goes to the jetski carburetor because Mikuni paints their carbs black.

I mean....he's got this thing and it's f'n golden. The power he now wields is a beautiful thing.