sudden valley gunner
Regular Member
Sorry if this has been posted before. I know we had a thread about those who have caved into the violent coercive nature and threats of the state in Connecticut in registering their "scary weapons".
It warms my heart to see the spirit of resistance alive an well with what appears to be thousands who have decided not to follow a few government rules they disagree with, it appears to be quite a bit more than those who caved.
http://reason.com/blog/2014/02/12/connecticut-pols-shocked-that-tens-of-th
FUQ-"Three years ago, the Connecticut legislature estimated there were 372,000 rifles in the state of the sort that might be classified as "assault weapons," and two million plus high-capacity magazines. Many more have been sold in the gun-buying boom since then. But by the close of registration at the end of 2013, state officials received around 50,000 applications for "assault weapon" registrations, and 38,000 applications for magazines."
I am also well aware that OCDO policy is to encourage the law abiding only. Yet I feel these folks are paying attention to true law over positive law.
It warms my heart to see the spirit of resistance alive an well with what appears to be thousands who have decided not to follow a few government rules they disagree with, it appears to be quite a bit more than those who caved.
http://reason.com/blog/2014/02/12/connecticut-pols-shocked-that-tens-of-th
FUQ-"Three years ago, the Connecticut legislature estimated there were 372,000 rifles in the state of the sort that might be classified as "assault weapons," and two million plus high-capacity magazines. Many more have been sold in the gun-buying boom since then. But by the close of registration at the end of 2013, state officials received around 50,000 applications for "assault weapon" registrations, and 38,000 applications for magazines."
I am also well aware that OCDO policy is to encourage the law abiding only. Yet I feel these folks are paying attention to true law over positive law.