therealdeal
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if someone's state passes a law like this, does that mean that existing guns must be registered as well that were bought when the law wasn't in effect?
Sounds like a good place to start.I have not actually read the proposed statute.
Don't know how old you are, or how long you have lived there.I would guess it has about 0 chance of passing. Our new Gov is not going to add more work ( more work=more people) to the state budget. I would hazard a guess it will go nowhere. There have been no new gun laws passed in a long time in CT.
That's not correct.Conn. Trooper said:Sorry you left. I have been here 15 years. Besides the assault weapons ban, nothing has changed in gun laws since I have been here. There has been lots of talk and no real changes. Which is ok with me.
Don't believe it.CortJestir said:Word from the public hearing on the 10th is that this most likely will not pass. The money alone for the DPS to administer such a database was/is a concern to the PS committee.
Conn. Trooper said:Registration and confiscation are two different things.
That's lovely for you.ronto said:I left CT in 1969 and moved to a free State...So I don't care what those busy-body morons do either.