Not everyone looks there.... something as important at this should be more places.
Not everyone looks there.... something as important at this should be more places.
Do you see the contradiction in your statement?Originally Posted by backhandman
What makes this bill more (or less) important than any other bill listed in Legislative Lighthouse? Is this more important than removing CEZ's, Pistol caliber rifles in the shotgun zone?
If bills were important to people, then the people would be looking where all of the bills are posted. It should be there (it isn't yet), then people would know WHERE to look for it. It is a thread about a bill, and a duplicate at that, it should be where all the rest are.
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SB 0610 of 2013
Weapons; firearms; manufacture, possession, or transfer of certain short-barreled shotguns or rifles; allow. Amends sec. 224b of 1931 PA 328 (MCL 750.224b).
Last Action: 10/9/2013 REFERRED TO COMMITTEE ON JUDICIARY
So, this bill would allow us to own one but not transfer it? I'm at work, couldn't read the whole thing.
No it basically brings us in line with Federal law. Fill out the form, pay $200, wait 6 months, then you can bring your new toy home.Originally Posted by Walther
The bill is being fast-tracked and is up for a committee vote on 10/15
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It's not necessarily more important in general, but it is likely more important to people interested in SBRs who are more likely to be here than in the legislative lighthouse.Originally Posted by Roundballer
MGO's Grassroots should be ALL over this. Officially.
Just emailed my RINO.Originally Posted by oldmann1967
Last edited by Pyzik; 10-10-2013 at 02:54 PM.
Called Sen. Kahn's office, he is a pro gun guy.
The thing that sucks is that while my state senator is an Colbeck (R), my state rep is Slavens (D). Not that I think it will make a difference, but can someone type up an eloquent and articulate letter supporting passage of SBR/SBS that might sway a democrat?