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Gun bill heading to senate floor
2/10/2012 9:11:02 AM
Unfortunately no suppressors in this one but maybe next year. Has Castle doctrine in it.
http://nraila.org/legislation/state-legislation/2012/02/minnesota-nra-backed-omnibus-pro-gun-bill-moving-to-the-state-senate-floor.aspx
http://nraila.org/legislation/state-legislation/2012/02/minnesota-nra-backed-omnibus-pro-gun-bill-moving-to-the-state-senate-floor.aspx
2/10/2012 10:17:13 AM
Its about time we get the castle doctrine here !!!!
2/10/2012 11:36:20 AM
Let's hope sleepy doesn't Veto it.
2/10/2012 12:34:12 PM
Originally Posted By mcnielsen:
Let's hope sleepy doesn't Veto it.
Let's hope sleepy doesn't Veto it.
Can't underestimate his stupidity but I assume he would sign it. He loves guns...didn't you see him pheasant hunting on TV
2/10/2012 5:31:09 PM
Castle Doctrine would be nice now that the wife and I have found a castle. 
2/10/2012 8:39:06 PM
Originally Posted By Zaphod:
Castle Doctrine would be nice now that the wife and I have found a castle.
Castle Doctrine would be nice now that the wife and I have found a castle.
Unless you got a moat you ain't got shit
2/11/2012 5:06:14 AM
Originally Posted By sjuhockey10:
Unless you got a moat you ain't got shit
Originally Posted By Zaphod:
Castle Doctrine would be nice now that the wife and I have found a castle.
Castle Doctrine would be nice now that the wife and I have found a castle.
Unless you got a moat you ain't got shit
Dragons too. Cant leave out the Dragons.
2/11/2012 9:15:34 PM
The last time this came up and they failed to vote on it before session ended I sent my senator an e-mail so harsh, he called me personally about 10 minutes after I sent it. Not sure if that's a good thing or a bad thing
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Anyways he actually was firm supporter of the bill, but said Dayton will never sign it. You never know though...... even the liberals in MN are slowly turning more pro-gun. If nothing else it will make him the bad guy if he chooses to veto it, thus reducing his chances for re-election. Keep your fingers crossed. I've also heard that if they can get the suppressor amendment for law enforcement personnel through they will try to make it extend to the general public within the next year or two......Baby steps
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Anyways he actually was firm supporter of the bill, but said Dayton will never sign it. You never know though...... even the liberals in MN are slowly turning more pro-gun. If nothing else it will make him the bad guy if he chooses to veto it, thus reducing his chances for re-election. Keep your fingers crossed. I've also heard that if they can get the suppressor amendment for law enforcement personnel through they will try to make it extend to the general public within the next year or two......Baby steps
2/11/2012 11:16:45 PM
Originally Posted By Shooter115:
The last time this came up and they failed to vote on it before session ended I sent my senator an e-mail so harsh, he called me personally about 10 minutes after I sent it. Not sure if that's a good thing or a bad thing.
Anyways he actually was firm supporter of the bill, but said Dayton will never sign it. You never know though...... even the liberals in MN are slowly turning more pro-gun. If nothing else it will make him the bad guy if he chooses to veto it, thus reducing his chances for re-election. Keep your fingers crossed. I've also heard that if they can get the suppressor amendment for law enforcement personnel through they will try to make it extend to the general public within the next year or two......Baby steps
The last time this came up and they failed to vote on it before session ended I sent my senator an e-mail so harsh, he called me personally about 10 minutes after I sent it. Not sure if that's a good thing or a bad thing
.
Anyways he actually was firm supporter of the bill, but said Dayton will never sign it. You never know though...... even the liberals in MN are slowly turning more pro-gun. If nothing else it will make him the bad guy if he chooses to veto it, thus reducing his chances for re-election. Keep your fingers crossed. I've also heard that if they can get the suppressor amendment for law enforcement personnel through they will try to make it extend to the general public within the next year or two......Baby steps
Law enforcement can already use them. The two bills allow dealers and manufacturers to possess them.
2/12/2012 12:06:54 AM
Originally Posted By Unclecooter:
Dragons too. Cant leave out the Dragons.
Originally Posted By sjuhockey10:
Unless you got a moat you ain't got shit
Originally Posted By Zaphod:
Castle Doctrine would be nice now that the wife and I have found a castle.
Castle Doctrine would be nice now that the wife and I have found a castle.
Unless you got a moat you ain't got shit
Dragons too. Cant leave out the Dragons.
There are more than enough trolls on the HTF to properly staff a bridge on the way to the moat when you pass by the dragon in front of the castle.
Just saying...
2/12/2012 1:35:13 AM
I still hate the watered down MN castle doctrine and selfishly hope it gets killed, so that the proper law can get passed They are missing some of the most important aspects of the fl and tx castle doctrine. namely immunity from civil liability in a clean shoot. the MN bill allows you defend your home but then retains the ability of the criminals family to take every thing,but your life in a civil suit. this is not a law that deserves half measures and compromises to get passed.
2/13/2012 11:13:00 AM
Originally Posted By biga_mn:
I still hate the watered down MN castle doctrine and selfishly hope it gets killed, so that the proper law can get passed They are missing some of the most important aspects of the fl and tx castle doctrine. namely immunity from civil liability in a clean shoot. the MN bill allows you defend your home but then retains the ability of the criminals family to take every thing,but your life in a civil suit. this is not a law that deserves half measures and compromises to get passed.
I still hate the watered down MN castle doctrine and selfishly hope it gets killed, so that the proper law can get passed They are missing some of the most important aspects of the fl and tx castle doctrine. namely immunity from civil liability in a clean shoot. the MN bill allows you defend your home but then retains the ability of the criminals family to take every thing,but your life in a civil suit. this is not a law that deserves half measures and compromises to get passed.
Important point, Biga.
