Oh, it will be enforced when you drop a scumbag in your house, unfortunately.Yes, and its kind of hilarious the unenforceable stuff in this bill.... "if a tree falls...."
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Oh, it will be enforced when you drop a scumbag in your house, unfortunately.Yes, and its kind of hilarious the unenforceable stuff in this bill.... "if a tree falls...."
I may have to go back to carrying my PM9.Those of us in still free states in northern New England should be preparing for Madam President's ban hammer coming in 2025. Executive orders to ban all ARs, 7 round mag limits, red flag laws becoming the law of the land.
I'll admit it's fuzzy/unclear, and I'd be glad to be wrong. The question is whether the phrase "... ; provided, that the large capacity feeding device is stored unloaded and secured in a locked container in accordance with1542 sections 131C and 131L." only applies to section (v) (i.e. transportation), or to all the sections (a-v) which would include on-premises possession.
The English is unclear because it follows a semicolon. If it followed a comma then it clearly would only apply to section (v), but because the sections are separated by semicolons one could interpret it as equal to and thus applying to all sections.
Also confusing the issue is the reference to 131L. 131C covers safe transportation. As far as I can tell nothing in 131L applies to transportation. If this prohibition was meant to only apply to section v then referencing 131C alone would have been sufficient. Referencing 131L appears to indicate an intent to apply the prohibition to all locations where possession is allowed (sections a a-v).
Again, I grant that it's unclear, and folks should do what their willing to be comfortable with, but I'm going to suggest that the intent of the legislature was to only allow such super-killy frighteningly large magazines to be unsecured and loaded when in actual, very limited "legal" use.
Gov. Healey signs new Mass. gun law, says it will ‘save lives'
Gov. Healey signs new Mass. gun law, says it will ‘save lives'
Yes good point.There is a grey area within the 7 day grace period prescribed in 140 sec 128b
You legally possess the firearm but it's not required to have the acquisition reported in the portal for 7 days.
To the best of my knowledge, and from what I've seen roll through the offices.......Your post said than a temporary HPO triggered the LTC suspension.
Is this accurate?
Was it signed with an emergency preamble or w/e it's called? I.e. is this law now "live" or in 90 days? I know the 8/1 date etc.. is "hard coded" into the bill, just curious about the official "go-live" of this monstrosity ?Gov. Healey signs new Mass. gun law, says it will ‘save lives'
Gov. Healey signs new Mass. gun law, says it will ‘save lives'
No consensus. Before this law that was one of the bigger area up for discussion. One member posted here they were involved in a case where the court agreed a firearm assembled from a stripped receiver did not require the registration.So just to be clear, is the consensus understanding that there is no legal requirement to FA10 a new firearm that a person assembles themselves, because the firearm was not purchased or obtained, but built ?
No mention of the new ability to purchase ammo with an EBT card....Gov. Healey signs new Mass. gun law, says it will ‘save lives'
Gov. Healey signs new Mass. gun law, says it will ‘save lives'
good question i thought only way for 8/1 was preamble but who knowsWas it signed with an emergency preamble or w/e it's called? I.e. is this law now "live" or in 90 days? I know the 8/1 date etc.. is "hard coded" into the bill, just curious about the official "go-live" of this monstrosity ?
Also oddly none of these news stories have touched on the draconian update to “assault weapons”. It seems the focus now is on guns without serials.No mention of the new ability to purchase ammo with an EBT card....
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Unknown; TV news didn’t say.Was it signed with an emergency preamble or w/e it's called? I.e. is this law now "live" or in 90 days? I know the 8/1 date etc.. is "hard coded" into the bill, just curious about the official "go-live" of this monstrosity ?
Edit: Unsure if there is even a way to determine this easily
No the date is hard coded but come 90 days after today, anything not grandfathered by 8/1 would be illegal. If there was no date, the grandfather date would likely be the effective date in 90 days.good question i thought only way for 8/1 was preamble but who knows
I get a good laugh every time read about the EBT cardNo mention of the new ability to purchase ammo with an EBT card....
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That's actually real?!No mention of the new ability to purchase ammo with an EBT card....
-JR
Gov. Healey signs new Mass. gun law, says it will ‘save lives'
Gov. Healey signs new Mass. gun law, says it will ‘save lives'
It's Section 3 in the new bill. I don't think it let's people buy ammo with an EBT card, but rather let's stores that sell ammo accept EBT for approved purposes (which does not include ammo, they did not change that for buyers).That's actually real?!.
I'm not going to lie, I've been down in Florida for a while for work/family time so I've not paid any attention (and if I am being honest, my password for this site was stored in a vault that I don't have access to unless I am back up here ... was nice to escape reality for a bit tho).
Homies with the ratatat switchy Glocks... dem Glocks need to be fed too.It's Section 3 in the new bill. I don't think it let's people buy ammo with an EBT card, but rather let's stores that sell ammo accept EBT for approved purposes (Chapter 18 5J relates to sellers, 5I to purchases with EBT).
Not in that instance. An "unlawful magazine transfer" is the equivalent of 2 ships passing in the night. Nobody will detect it unless it was documented somehow. There's a lot of that crap.in this law.Oh, it will be enforced when you drop a scumbag in your house, unfortunately.
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AmmunitionThat's actually real?!.
Simply amazing.It's Section 3 in the new bill. I don't think it let's people buy ammo with an EBT card, but rather let's stores that sell ammo accept EBT for approved purposes (Chapter 18 5J relates to sellers, 5I to purchases with EBT).
Boy they love sucking each other off about Ghost and 3D ,printed guns