[joe fonebone]

i just thought of something..

buy an old beat up does not work .22 for about 25 bucks..

get out your trusty old 1/2 horsepower grinder and grind a big old slot in the bottom of it..

find an old unusable 30 round magazine, beat it into the slot with a hammer, then caulk and tape it in place..

take your barely functioning “assault rifle” in and get your 2000 bucks!!!!!

[precisionshootist]

Not sure why people are seeing this as "getting" $2000. A $2000 take credit would reduce your taxable income by $2000, not put $2000 in your pocket. You might end up with $250-$300 or so best case, or you could end up not benefiting at all.

This bill is saying turn in your valuable rifle and we the government might not take as much of your money at tax time but we are not going to give you a damn thing.

[precisionshootist]

Just read the full article. They are saying credit but I would need to see the fine print on that, my bet is you would receive a slip of paper aging you can deduct 2k from your income. Don’t forget, they lie!!