Nice that's what I'm looking for. But I'm like 2.5 hour away from The Gun Rack. My local shop didn't have any in stock.
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The Conference Committee has sent official language out - h.4885
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I'd still suggest the 28 round mag and just block it off . Looks good
Thanks I'm gonna have to grab some. Hopefully with this new bullshit law they will still ship these to Massachusetts.
Love Machine
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Signed the petition at 1st round today. Everyone here should do the same.
Yes I have a Colt AR marked 7.62x39 and mags marked the same. They look just like regular AR mags to me.
I also have the receipt from 1992
There are consequences, first time you refuse to test your Mass DL os immediately suspended for six months
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You’re missing a point if you don’t blow, you lose your drivers license. What if you have a gun and you don’t blow?
Yes, assuming the person was, well... operating a motor vehicle. Ironically the two CUI cases i am personally aware of did not involve people driving or being in control of an MV. If you were rapped while walking for CUI, a refusal to blow wouldn't mean anything. Then again CUI takes a lot of stupidity to get in trouble.... don't drink while carrying. Or if you do, be extremely responsible about it.
They ship to Ma. I use ASCs and they are perfectly fine. Offered in FDE too which would match your MCX.
HorizontalHunter
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Yes. That’s correct.
I was referring to the new gun law. There are no consequences written into the new gun law for refusing to blow so why would anyone with 1/2 a brain blow?
pastera
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You can still be charged and if there is sufficient evidence like you running your mouth sounding impaired or body cam footage showing you having sever balance issues, a mass jury is likely to convict because gun.
pastera
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This - shut up, don't do a single sobriety test and definitely don't blow if you have had any alcohol.
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The GOAL filed papers and it morphed into the petition drive listed above
That’s just a money grab.The Civil Rights Coalition | Massachusetts
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The GOAL filed papers and it morphed into the petition drive listed above
And distracts from the petition we need signed
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Nope. That’s the one.
Ok the petition looks right, but the org hits you for money right away
DPR
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Understood but they've quiet on social media. We need signatures and they should be posting and pushing this.The Civil Rights Coalition | Massachusetts
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The GOAL filed papers and it morphed into the petition drive listed above
What a hot mess this whole thing is. Ugh.
What about actual WWII vintage M1 Carbines and their 15-round magazines of similar vintage that were possessed in MA on 8/1? I am considering thinning the herd. Also, is the M1 Carbine considered an assault weapon (or whatever moronic term they use) by MA?
What about actual WWII vintage M1 Carbines and their 15-round magazines of similar vintage that were possessed in MA on 8/1? I am considering thinning the herd. Also, is the M1 Carbine considered an assault weapon (or whatever moronic term they use) by MA?
Dench
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The M1 Carbine is exempt, according to the Appendix A in the bill: https://irp.cdn-website.com/7a261750/files/uploaded/Appendix_A.pdf
Well… specifically the Iver Johnson manufactured one. I personally wouldn’t hesitate buying one from a different manufacturer. Actually, I’d stay away from an Iver Johnson one.
For the mags, they would be the same as all other “large capacity feeding devices”
* Need to be made before the 1994 federal ban date
* After 10/23 cannot carry it or use it on land open to the public, and it needs to be unloaded and locked during transport
* After 10/23, can only transfer to an heir
chris_1001
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I thought the Mag stuff was 8/1?
Nope. But the 1994 lawful possession requirement doesn’t have to have been in MA. Unlike the assaulty weapons.
So, if I revise my will with a clause like "all of my property shall go to the citizens of Massachusetts" then everyone is a "devisee" and I can transfer and they receive a "large capacity magazine"?
alan226
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I like your outside the box thinking....
what's the impact of these changes, not the greatest communicator
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Seems like an absurd and potentially dangerous stretch to think that this absurdity is going to be dismantled by a lack of funding. The LTC training, sure. The registration requirements, unlikely but there’s a small chance. The new iteration of “assault weapon” interpretation…not a chance.
Obviously, but it will have impact, especially when it comes to affective dates, and I wanted to know what the extent of that impact would be.
