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I CALLED THE FEED FREEZE!
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Disappointed, but not surprised. Closer than I thought. Now on to calling Senators like we called Delegates.
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Guys it still has to go to Senate commitee and then senate.
Then any amendments must be passed by the other house again. |
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Commence "fuck the king" inventory inflation procedures. Off to PSA!
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Yep. Still fucking terrible. But no surprise. Time to go nuts on your senators! View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes |
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4 dems in the senate have said they are iffy about it. We need two of them to vote no to stop it. Not sure when they vote. View Quote It's been amended. It will be amended in the Senate. I fully expect it to pass into law, however I believe for that to happen, grandfathering of mags will have to be added. Effectively cutting off the supply of our shit. The dems will fight back and forth over it, and the true believers like levine will lose their shit about it being amended, going to conference, amended again, back to conference, etc. |
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what dems in senate are iffy on it?now todays vote is that what was expected or did a couple of dems surprise us?any idea on senate time to vote?
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The dems said that they were iffy about it "as written". It's been amended. It will be amended in the Senate. I fully expect it to pass into law, however I believe for that to happen, grandfathering of mags will have to be added. Effectively cutting off the supply of our shit. The dems will fight back and forth over it, and the true believers like levine will lose their shit about it being amended, going to conference, amended again, back to conference, etc. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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4 dems in the senate have said they are iffy about it. We need two of them to vote no to stop it. Not sure when they vote. It's been amended. It will be amended in the Senate. I fully expect it to pass into law, however I believe for that to happen, grandfathering of mags will have to be added. Effectively cutting off the supply of our shit. The dems will fight back and forth over it, and the true believers like levine will lose their shit about it being amended, going to conference, amended again, back to conference, etc. |
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so i can keep my ar just cant buy new mags for it,or at least buy in va
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I agree. It will likely pass the senate with some more watering down. Probably the magazines section like you said. It’s the only part that hasn’t been drastically dialed back. View Quote These assholes, as much as they wish they could, aren't going for confiscation yet. They want to cut the supply line first. If I were a betting man, I'd say tinkering with the mag portion of 961 is a given. "You can keep what you have, but you cannot buy anymore". |
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This was inevitable. Sadly, very few gun laws are removed from the books once added (exception was the AWB...only because of the sunset clause). Even if Republicans take back the house, senate, and governors seat I seriously doubt they would remove these laws from the books. VA is stuck with this shit for the time being, and likely for quite a while. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Will Virginians actually boogaloo now or will they just keep posting memes? I can make it to va this time...missed the rally but I'm back stateside if we need people to head to va. |
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961 will go to the senate and they will allow grandfathering of mags. 961 will pass the Senate in that case and become law.
It's fucking bullshit, but hey, remember to give "W', the Va GOP, the GOP/GOP leaning voters with a case of Muh Candidate Ain't pure syndrome a big fucking thanks for this. |
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Shouldn't we be identifying any vulnerable politicians and hammering them for voting in favor of this bill?
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so i can keep my ar just cant buy new mags for it,or at least buy in va View Quote And can't have a suppressor. The bill must still survive the senate committee, the senate vote, and pass the house again if the modifications are substantial. |
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Once in effect you may not possess magazines for semi-automatic, center-fire firearms with a capacity of more than 12 rounds, full-stop. And can't have a suppressor. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes |
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Once in effect you may not possess magazines for semi-automatic, center-fire firearms with a capacity of more than 12 rounds, full-stop. And can't have a suppressor. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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so i can keep my ar just cant buy new mags for it,or at least buy in va And can't have a suppressor. Revolvers, bolt/ lever action, shotguns, etc. FUDD Central. |
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Deeds and I believe Lewis in the Senate. View Quote "On November 19, 2013, Deeds was stabbed multiple times at his home in Bath County, Virginia by his 24-year-old son, Gus, who then committed suicide. Deeds was initially reported to be in critical condition at University of Virginia Medical Center. Although a judge had issued an involuntary commitment order for Gus, and despite an intensive search, no available hospital bed could be found to provide him mental health treatment in the days before the attempted murder and he was released home without the ordered treatment. As a consequence, several changes were made in the screening and admission process for people undergoing an emergency psychiatric examination in Virginia." |
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I believe it was spelled out a few days ago, but what about unbuilt lowers? The lowers were bought before this bullshit law. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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so i can keep my ar just cant buy new mags for it,or at least buy in va And can't have a suppressor. We'll see what it looks like when they are done with it if that time comes. |
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For now. Let's focus on having the senate kill it. We'll see what it looks like when they are done with it if that time comes. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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so i can keep my ar just cant buy new mags for it,or at least buy in va And can't have a suppressor. We'll see what it looks like when they are done with it if that time comes. |
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lets say it passes where would we sell these mags?its a buyers market and prices low already.no one will really want them so there are just trash
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I believe it was spelled out a few days ago, but what about unbuilt lowers? The lowers were bought before this bullshit law. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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so i can keep my ar just cant buy new mags for it,or at least buy in va And can't have a suppressor. |
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im worried about stopping it.also concearns me as its got value and we shouldnt have to lose it
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so i can keep my ar just cant buy new mags for it,or at least buy in va And can't have a suppressor. We'll see what it looks like when they are done with it if that time comes. But, I think it will look different than it does now. So nit-picking the legal details at this point is a waste of effort. |
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so i can keep my ar just cant buy new mags for it,or at least buy in va And can't have a suppressor. We'll see what it looks like when they are done with it if that time comes. |
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