Big changes in 2017

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Big changes in 2017 if you legally own an AR-15 with 'evil features'

Law abiding citizens who own assault weapons with “evil features” have big decisions to make in 2017. 

James Wright of PRK Arms in Turlock knows his assault weapons. Wright said since SB880 was signed by Governor Jerry Brown, he can’t keep the guns on the shelves. He told us the new law will make people with assault weapons register the gun with the California DOJ and pay a fee.

“It’s a onetime fee for as many as you want to register,” Wright said.

He added that you could also change out the “evil features” for ones that would make it “featureless."

The evil features include a pistol grip, flash hider and a collapsible butt stock.

Ben Scroggins lives in Turlock and owns an AR-15. He thinks the law is paving the way for guns to be illegal all together.

“They are just trying to make it harder and harder, they are trying to take our guns little bit at a time,” Scroggins said.

He has from January 2017 to January 2018 to register his AR-15 or it’s a felony. Scroggins said it isn’t an easy decision and he is to mull it over.

“Umm there are three options right now and registration is third on my list of options,” he admitted.

A risk that he might take to keep the gun in the family. If he registers the gun as is with the “evil features” his family will have to turn it over to the state when he dies.

[Rebel SS]

Typical California nutcakes.  The current laws on the books are:


Conversely, eight states have statutes prohibiting them from maintaining a registry of firearms except in limited circumstances.

States that Require Registration of All Firearms
District of Columbia
Hawaii

States that Require Registration of Handguns
New York

States that Require New Residents to Report Their Firearms
California
Maryland (handguns and assault weapons)

States that Require Registration of Pre-Ban Assault Weapons or 50 Caliber Rifles
California (assault weapons and 50 caliber rifles)
Connecticut (assault weapons and large capacity magazines)
Hawaii (assault pistols)
Maryland (assault pistols)
New Jersey (assault weapons)
New York (assault weapons)

States that Prohibit Registries of Firearms
Delaware
Florida
Georgia
Idaho
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Dakota
Vermont

[LPS]

And crossbows are illegal in NY.

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I wonder if this qualifies as an "evil feature"

[Rebel SS]

I wonder if this is? 

[lovebigbluegills]

Hubba Hubba!!!!