cstone
Active Member
I do not want national legislation on most firearms issues. What one administration gives, another can take away.
Each state should regulate firearms issues and let the legislators of those states be accountable to the residents of those states.
Two issues I would like to see are: removal of suppressors from the NFA, and in fact it would be nice for bureaucrats to be consistent on safety regulation by requiring manufacturers to provide purchasers with options for decreasing the sound produced by their products. Imagine a nation where all firearms were made so that suppressors could easily be attached and that instead of permissions and taxes being required, manufacturers could offer incentives to customers wishing to make their firearms more noise friendly. The second issue would be the creation of an interstate compact to insure the recognition of citizens rights in other states as exercised in their state of residence. One marriage and driver's license is recognized and honored in all other states as issued by the state of residence. This same system should apply to the purchase, ownership, and possession of firearms in all states. Imagine being a resident of a Constitutional Carry state and having the state of Maryland or New Jersey being required to accept your firearm during your temporary stay as if you were in residence in your home state.
Neither of these things will happen any time soon, but I can dream.
Be safe.
Each state should regulate firearms issues and let the legislators of those states be accountable to the residents of those states.
Two issues I would like to see are: removal of suppressors from the NFA, and in fact it would be nice for bureaucrats to be consistent on safety regulation by requiring manufacturers to provide purchasers with options for decreasing the sound produced by their products. Imagine a nation where all firearms were made so that suppressors could easily be attached and that instead of permissions and taxes being required, manufacturers could offer incentives to customers wishing to make their firearms more noise friendly. The second issue would be the creation of an interstate compact to insure the recognition of citizens rights in other states as exercised in their state of residence. One marriage and driver's license is recognized and honored in all other states as issued by the state of residence. This same system should apply to the purchase, ownership, and possession of firearms in all states. Imagine being a resident of a Constitutional Carry state and having the state of Maryland or New Jersey being required to accept your firearm during your temporary stay as if you were in residence in your home state.
Neither of these things will happen any time soon, but I can dream.
Be safe.