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CT Sends Out Letters to Gun Owners: “Surrender, Destroy or Sell” Your ‘Assault Weapons’
Yeah, good luck with that, bitch.
Guns Saves Lives reported:
It looks like some gun owners in Connecticut who tried to register their “assault weapons” (that’s the state of CT’s actual term for these firearms), but missed the deadline are now getting letters instructing them to destroy or surrender their firearms.According the letter, posted on several message boards and online media sources, residents who failed to register their firearms must now take the following action:1. Render the assault weapon permanently inoperable.
2. Sell the assault weapon to a licensed gun dealer.
3. Remove the assault weapon from the state; or
4. You may make arrangements to relinquish the assault weapon to a police department or to the Department of Emergency Services and Public Protection.Those all sound like super fun options. So far, it looks like only owners who tried to register their firearms, but missed the deadline are getting the letters.
Here’s a copy of the letter:
- Hartford Courant Calls For Police To Use State’s Firearms Database To Arrest Tens Of Thousands Of Legal Gun Owners
From Guns Save Lives: Sounds almost tyrannical that a government would use one of their databases of citizens to track down and arrest those citizens because they aren’t in their new database of citizens. Well, that’s what might happen in CT....
- Tens Of Thousands, In Massive Civil Disobedience, Fail To Register Rifles In Connecticut In Accordance With New Law
From the Blaze: On Jan. 1, 2014, tens of thousands of defiant gun owners seemingly made the choice not to register their semi-automatic rifles with the state of Connecticut as required by a hastily-passed gun control law. By possessing unregistered...
- Resist!
The Blaze: ‘Looks Like Weimar Germany’: The Viral Photo Out of Connecticut That’s Giving Some Gun Owners Chills A now-viral photo showing a long line of Connecticut residents waiting to register their guns and ammo is circulating across the Internet...
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NY STATE ASSEMBLYMAN SOUNDS THE ALARM: Democrats' First Gun Bill Ordered Confiscation of Firearms! From Will at THE OTHER NEWS: This bill was an attack on the 2nd amendment and the Democrats clearly wanted to dismantle the work of the Founding Fathers. None...
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