SKS w 20 round fixed mag
Posted on 07/07/2012 10:16:15 AM PDT by pabianice
(GunReports.com) -- If you think it is hard to own and possess a semi-automatic firearm in California now, just wait until Senate Bill 249 gets enacted, NRA-ILA reports.
Senate Bill 249 was amended from an agriculture bill to a serious anti-gun bill to eliminate the ownership and possession of most semi-automatic firearms by law-abiding Californians. SB 249, introduced by state Senator Leland Yee (D-8), would restrict any person from importing, making, selling, loaning, transferring or possessing magazine release components in semi-auto firearms (bullet button, etc).
Senate Bill 249, if enacted, would ban the ownership and possession of AR-15s and other magazine-fed semi-automatic firearms that currently use "bullet buttons" or other tools to restrict the removal of the magazine. This anti-gun bill would also authorize civil and criminal penalties for possessing a "conversion kit."
Also, SB 249 would make the possession of a "conversion kit" a public nuisance, authorize civil and criminal penalties and require surrendering the conversion kit. According to this bill, a conversion kit is any combination of parts that, when affixed to a firearm with a fixed magazine, are designed and intended to convert that firearm into an “assault weapon” as defined in the bill.
The coalition that is busily conquering Western Civilization without resistance is terrified that Euro American Christians own guns. The coalition cannot fully commence the total wealth transfer, reaping of the little boys, rape the women, burn the churches(the sack!) until any chance of effective resistance is removed. After all there may be a few Euro Americans left who are spiritually able to fight.
That is for side arms.
Ha, not only in KA, but forgedabotit.
I doubt if there is anything left the government could do which would arouse Americans enough to take action of that sort.
In short, we may talk & talk, talk & talk, but get wet between the legs in fear of the governement.
Too late. Those left coast faggots have already destroyed Austin. And Tulsa. Denver. Nashville. How I hate the typical kalifornian.
I know fully automatic weapons cannot be possessed; What else?
I came to Tx from Kollyvornia, but left all that restrictive nonsense behind.
Heck, when I lived there the place(SD) was conservative, and you could buy an AK for cash with no forms anywhere.
When I lived there Class III was perfectly legal.
Everyone should go to the website and read the comments. It will give you hope.
Yep. I couldn't get that state in my rear view mirror fast enough last year. Damn shame too. San Diego is a beautiful place.
I have the same issue, as I still live in the People's Democratic Socialist Republic of Illinois.
Time to stop being nice and send these commie bastards to hell.
Well, it's a bit more specific than that.
White, Christian, Law-abiding, Conservative Americans. (and any Uncle Tom's who are Christian, Law-abiding, Conservative Americans).
Thank you for your response but what is a Class III weapon?
If I have a large-capacity magazine, do I need to get rid of it?
No. Continued possession of large-capacity magazines (able to accept more than 10 rounds) that you owned in California before January 1, 2000, is not prohibited. However as of January 1, 2000, it is illegal to buy, manufacture, import, keep for sale, expose for sale, give or lend any large-capacity magazine in California except by law enforcement agencies, California peace officers, or licensed dealers.
It is a beautiful place.
To bad libtards ruined it.
SKS w 20 round fixed mag
IMHO, it's more a case of 'who' than 'what'.
There is an extensive list of items that are considered “assault weapons”
http://oag.ca.gov/sites/all/files/pdfs/firearms/forms/awguide.pdf
Thanks. So it is the magazine that gets the little outcast coalition’s “panties in a wad!”
Both of these are easily obtained here in a free state.
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