McDaniel Militia Act

[GOYABEAN]

Wait first they want to take them Firearms Registration Act Introduced in Pennsylvania
https://www.ammoland.com/2019/03/fir...#axzz5iNz0f0is
But want you to have them

[Mr_Gixxer]

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[McSull]

Sounds tax deductible

[Gun]

Be nice to get a tax credit for each AR15 already in the house.

[markshere2]

Be nice to get a tax credit for each AR15 already in the house.

Back door registration .


Never ever ever trust .GOV.

[JustinR]

Back door registration .


Never ever ever trust .GOV.

If everyone has a rifle, then a registry is worthless.

You don't admit to previously owning one, you just take the credit, buy a new one, and say "yep, I'm in compliance!"

That database wouldn't id gun owners, just people that would comply with the law. Don't be the first guy, don't seem too eager.

[spandexlurch]

I had read or heard somewhere that the whole reason that this bill was even written was to show how stupid gun control is. I don't agree with the government forcing us to buy anything normally, but I could support a bill like this if it helps educate people on our rights.

[Grizz2720]

Kennesaw, GA has such a law? I thought that a town in TX tried that several years ago and it didn't hold water in the end.

The law had a provision that if some one did not what a handgun in the house they had to go to the police dept and state the reason in writing. As far as I know the law is still in effect.

[dunno]

Militia act is still on the books.

The unorganized militia will never be called up, but if you are you're supposed to bring your rifle in an acceptable military caliber and your first 25 rounds of ammunition.

This is all obviously a stunt/showing how the precedent set by ACA can be expanded - but it at least has some basis in existing law/precedent.

I think you are talking about this . . .

https://www.constitution.org/mil/mil_act_1792.htm

I can't find where it is still on the books, according to wikipedia it was "superceeded" by the . . .

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Militi...ent_amendments

[Hokkmike]

That's different. It's a tax that's not a tax. You wouldn't understand..

It is NOT a tax - that's a political label. Anyway - the individual mandate was removed so it is moot.