MissileCop
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Well, apparently some of our Legislative members live too close to Mass. There are several bills going before the Judiciary Committee in New Hampshire this Wednesday, SB 419, 427 and 433.
SB 419 deals with the so called "negligent storage of firearms". The most disturbing part is how they want to reword 650-c:1;
"II. As used in this section, 'child', 'juvenile', or 'youth' shall mean any person under 21 years of age".
Last time I checked, when one became 18, you were considered an adult. Does that mean the military is run by a bunch of children? Do they have parental consent? Gee, I guess if they're considered 'children', I guess we'll have to change the voting age to 21 as well, no?
SB 427 deals with 'Saturday Night Specials' and 'junk guns'. They want to implement that asinine 'testing'; no malfunctions in the first 20 rounds, 6 failures in 600 rounds, 900 degree melting point, blah-blah-blah. To sell or transfer such a so called weapon would be a FELONY under this bill.
SB 433 deals with the furnishing of arms to persons under 21 years of age. Changes would be made to 'RSA 644:15, Furnishing Arms to Persons Under 16'.
They would like to change the age to 21. They would like it to be "Any person who shall sell, barter, hire, lend or give to any person under the age of 21 years any ammunition suitable for discharging in any pistol or revolver shall be guilty of a violation.
Now read the name of 644:15 Says absolutely NOTHING about ammunition, only arms. Duh, not too bright.
I thought stupid politicians stopped at the Mass. border, but I guess some of their ideas snuck across. Looks like I'll be writing to the Judiciary Committee, and attending the hearing at the State House on Wednesday. Fun, fun.
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Times have changed, but the nature of man hasn't. That's why I always go to AA, "Alert and Armed".
SB 419 deals with the so called "negligent storage of firearms". The most disturbing part is how they want to reword 650-c:1;
"II. As used in this section, 'child', 'juvenile', or 'youth' shall mean any person under 21 years of age".
Last time I checked, when one became 18, you were considered an adult. Does that mean the military is run by a bunch of children? Do they have parental consent? Gee, I guess if they're considered 'children', I guess we'll have to change the voting age to 21 as well, no?
SB 427 deals with 'Saturday Night Specials' and 'junk guns'. They want to implement that asinine 'testing'; no malfunctions in the first 20 rounds, 6 failures in 600 rounds, 900 degree melting point, blah-blah-blah. To sell or transfer such a so called weapon would be a FELONY under this bill.
SB 433 deals with the furnishing of arms to persons under 21 years of age. Changes would be made to 'RSA 644:15, Furnishing Arms to Persons Under 16'.
They would like to change the age to 21. They would like it to be "Any person who shall sell, barter, hire, lend or give to any person under the age of 21 years any ammunition suitable for discharging in any pistol or revolver shall be guilty of a violation.
Now read the name of 644:15 Says absolutely NOTHING about ammunition, only arms. Duh, not too bright.
I thought stupid politicians stopped at the Mass. border, but I guess some of their ideas snuck across. Looks like I'll be writing to the Judiciary Committee, and attending the hearing at the State House on Wednesday. Fun, fun.
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Times have changed, but the nature of man hasn't. That's why I always go to AA, "Alert and Armed".