Bartholomew Roberts
Moderator
According to Dave Kopel, Puerto Rico is revamping its restrictive gun laws to comply with the rulings in Heller and McDonald.
In the process, they are helping to create really obscene laws regarding firearms use that should prove a rich trove of 2A litigation. The new proposed Puerto Rico changes include:
1. A requirement that shooting ranges keep logs of how many rounds of ammunition their members fire and limit target practice to 500 rounds per year.
2. Require gun clubs to log the quantity and caliber of ammunition used by every shooter.
3. Limit the quantity of firearms a person can take to a gun club.
I'm surprised that Puerto Rico thinks that limiting the amount of practice a person can have with a firearm is going to result in LESS firearms injuries.
In the process, they are helping to create really obscene laws regarding firearms use that should prove a rich trove of 2A litigation. The new proposed Puerto Rico changes include:
1. A requirement that shooting ranges keep logs of how many rounds of ammunition their members fire and limit target practice to 500 rounds per year.
2. Require gun clubs to log the quantity and caliber of ammunition used by every shooter.
3. Limit the quantity of firearms a person can take to a gun club.
I'm surprised that Puerto Rico thinks that limiting the amount of practice a person can have with a firearm is going to result in LESS firearms injuries.