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To: Robert357
We have a similar "lit-fuse" situation here in Ca. All "assault" rifles are supposed to be registered and a fee paid. A large percentage are not registered and the powers-that-be are so far scared to enforce the law.

They appear to be nibbling around the edges by grabbing the guys that have other infractions like the ubiquitous "restraining order". I have been predicting mass resistance when they get up enough nerve to actually go door-to-door and confiscate rifles.

This year should be interesting in that regard here in tyranny-land.
4 posted on 01/01/2003 1:37:11 AM PST by Howie
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To: Howie
...a similar "lit-fuse" situation here in Ca

I hear you!

Once upon a time, I lived in S.F., CA. I now live in WA state. When the ultra-liberals passed the assualt weapon ban in CA, I lived in WA and I called the and e-mailed the State Dept of Justice (or what ever it is called, maybe attorney General's office, I have forgotten in the years since.) I had inherited a paratrooper M1 Cabine from my wife's father.

I asked them if since it had a folding stock, a bayonet lug, was semi-auto and capable of standard 20 to 30 round clips if it was illegal to own, should I ever want to retire in California. They told me that yes, I would have to either remove some of the features, make it inoperable, or surrender it to police, should I ever wish to retire to California. I told them that it was only an M1 Carbine a fairly common semi-automatic rifle of not much knock down power. They didn't care.

Bottom line, is that I will not take my retirement money and help that state's economy.

6 posted on 01/01/2003 11:01:57 AM PST by Robert357
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