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Posted: 7/27/2016 11:15:46 PM EDT
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He chose that cushy pension living in that shithole.
He would be given the duty to lock you and yours up, and would do so to protect that cushy pension. No fucks given. Should have left. I put my money where my mouth is, I make it a point not to buy a thing from California. I have no use for the state. (besides f-ing Foogle) 
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Posted: 7/27/2016 11:17:21 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: As I said earlier, IF you believe that the fate of our rights, the nation, hangs solely on SCOTUS, they're ALREADY GONE!!!! I can't say this loudly or often enough. People have to to figure this out---and more importantly, they need to be shaken out of their Normalcy Bias----and start ACTING accordingly. Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: If all the hope we have is five robed eggheads out of a nation of 330 million people to keep an inalienable right alive, then we have already lost. I get it that we need to "play by the rules" but with the revelations coming out about HRC, the Clinton Foundation, and the acquiescence of the FBI / Comey et al. to the will of powerful people vice the law, we all better start thinking about plan B. Heller and McDonald supposedly decided it already, but ban states are infringing left and right and SCOTUS has been nothing but inconsistent. As I said earlier, IF you believe that the fate of our rights, the nation, hangs solely on SCOTUS, they're ALREADY GONE!!!! I can't say this loudly or often enough. People have to to figure this out---and more importantly, they need to be shaken out of their Normalcy Bias----and start ACTING accordingly. |
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Posted: 7/27/2016 11:26:23 PM EDT
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I fear Blue Falcons more than I fear the public. They make shit up when their comfort zone is threatened, they twist, distort and lie. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Cops ratted him out, wow talk about buddy fuckers I fear Blue Falcons more than I fear the public. They make shit up when their comfort zone is threatened, they twist, distort and lie. I'd take an absolutely shitty, useless partner over a highly trained and motivated BF any day. |
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Posted: 7/27/2016 11:30:30 PM EDT
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He chose that cushy pension living in that shithole. He would be given the duty to lock you and yours up, and would do so to protect that cushy pension. No fucks given. Should have left. I put my money where my mouth is, I make it a point not to buy a thing from California. I have no use for the state. (besides f-ing Foogle)
Starve the beast. No sure fire, Oakley, bianchi, safari land, slip2000? |
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Posted: 7/27/2016 11:42:06 PM EDT
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Cops ratted him out, wow talk about buddy fuckers You make it sound like it's rare. No shit. The blue falcons in L.E are future administrators. Fucking traitorous back stabbing scum. |
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Posted: 7/27/2016 11:42:35 PM EDT
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No sure fire, Oakley, bianchi, safari land, slip2000? Quote HistoryQuoted:
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He chose that cushy pension living in that shithole. He would be given the duty to lock you and yours up, and would do so to protect that cushy pension. No fucks given. Should have left. I put my money where my mouth is, I make it a point not to buy a thing from California. I have no use for the state. (besides f-ing Foogle)
Starve the beast. No sure fire, Oakley, bianchi, safari land, slip2000? Nope, nope, nope. before you ask... Produce from Cali? unless we eat out, nope. Sans Google, the one thing they make a buck off us from is the ports and longshoremen/rails. We've gotten alot more aware about where stuff comes from. I got a bug up my ass about buying 3rd world "cap and trade" toxic waste dump grown fruits. Things sorta snowballed from there. Food wise I have it a little easy due to a a hobby of mine, a buddy in the grocery biz and lots of farmers markets nearby. |
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Posted: 7/27/2016 11:45:34 PM EDT
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So were the German soldiers rounding up Jews in the 1940s. Bad things happen when people blindly follow orders without using reason or a conscience. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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The cop that turned him in was just following orders.... So were the German soldiers rounding up Jews in the 1940s. Bad things happen when people blindly follow orders without using reason or a conscience. Reason we have taken care by public education. Conscience, we have removed God from the public view.....
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Posted: 7/28/2016 2:09:13 AM EDT
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We need to change from AR's to DR'S....Defensive Rifles. Then what will the liberal assholes say? They'll call them destruction rifles. |
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Posted: 7/28/2016 2:24:28 AM EDT
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He chose that cushy pension living in that shithole. He would be given the duty to lock you and yours up, and would do so to protect that cushy pension. No fucks given. Should have left. I put my money where my mouth is, I make it a point not to buy a thing from California. I have no use for the state. (besides f-ing Foogle)
Starve the beast. Says who? He worked at that department since the '90s. Why isn't he simply a pro-2A cop who tried to uphold the constitution and make his neighborhood safe? Not everyone has the resources to GTFO. I'm with you on moving if you can, I got the fuck out of Michigan because of handgun registration, shitty tax law, and to gain an extra 2 months of summer. I miss my favorite restaurants, my friends I grew up with, and family, I can see why some people stay and fight. Shall not be infringed, tyranny against this man is no different just because he wears a badge. |
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Posted: 7/28/2016 2:29:13 AM EDT
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I thought police were exempted from California's gun bans? FIFY |
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Posted: 7/28/2016 3:44:18 AM EDT
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I wonder if he was disliked and thats why they turned him in.
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Posted: 7/28/2016 4:10:51 AM EDT
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I wonder if he was disliked and thats why they turned him in. I know someone who got another cop fired because his wife wasn't receptive of cheating. They had been good friends and worked together for years but that wasn't worth shit after he got turned down. Cops are people too and lots of people just suck. |
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Posted: 7/28/2016 4:45:59 AM EDT
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Good! The only reason shit like this gets by is 99.9% of the time when there are bans police /politicians / rich folk are exempt from the laws. When they have to play by the same rules shit might actually change. Agreed. Maybe his coworkers with own stashed ARs will think twice before following the union's guidelines in local elections. |
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Posted: 7/28/2016 5:05:26 AM EDT
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Nope, nope, nope. before you ask... Produce from Cali? unless we eat out, nope. Sans Google, the one thing they make a buck off us from is the ports and longshoremen/rails. We've gotten alot more aware about where stuff comes from. I got a bug up my ass about buying 3rd world "cap and trade" toxic waste dump grown fruits. Things sorta snowballed from there. Food wise I have it a little easy due to a a hobby of mine, a buddy in the grocery biz and lots of farmers markets nearby. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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He chose that cushy pension living in that shithole. He would be given the duty to lock you and yours up, and would do so to protect that cushy pension. No fucks given. Should have left. I put my money where my mouth is, I make it a point not to buy a thing from California. I have no use for the state. (besides f-ing Foogle)
Starve the beast. No sure fire, Oakley, bianchi, safari land, slip2000? Nope, nope, nope. before you ask... Produce from Cali? unless we eat out, nope. Sans Google, the one thing they make a buck off us from is the ports and longshoremen/rails. We've gotten alot more aware about where stuff comes from. I got a bug up my ass about buying 3rd world "cap and trade" toxic waste dump grown fruits. Things sorta snowballed from there. Food wise I have it a little easy due to a a hobby of mine, a buddy in the grocery biz and lots of farmers markets nearby. Same. Picking stuff off the shelf, I check origin. Anything from CA, NY, NJ is a no-go. Had to give up a few things I've used for years. It's ok. I feel better. |
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Posted: 7/28/2016 5:20:25 AM EDT
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Posted: 7/28/2016 8:04:49 AM EDT
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Has anyone heard what he did to piss off his buddies and make them mad enough to rat him out?
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Posted: 7/28/2016 8:08:07 AM EDT
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I thought police were exempted from California's gun bans? Has to be owned and issued by the agency. |
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Posted: 7/28/2016 8:27:23 AM EDT
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Hangs solely on the SCOTUS? Our liberty hinged on the life of ONE MAN. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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If all the hope we have is five robed eggheads out of a nation of 330 million people to keep an inalienable right alive, then we have already lost. I get it that we need to "play by the rules" but with the revelations coming out about HRC, the Clinton Foundation, and the acquiescence of the FBI / Comey et al. to the will of powerful people vice the law, we all better start thinking about plan B. Heller and McDonald supposedly decided it already, but ban states are infringing left and right and SCOTUS has been nothing but inconsistent. As I said earlier, IF you believe that the fate of our rights, the nation, hangs solely on SCOTUS, they're ALREADY GONE!!!! I can't say this loudly or often enough. People have to to figure this out---and more importantly, they need to be shaken out of their Normalcy Bias----and start ACTING accordingly. Even worse....The Repbulic is GONE, DONE, OVER.....you adhere to it's rules and mores at your peril.... Cooper was exactly right when he wrote his book "Another Country", "The past is is another country and they do things differently there"......We are now part of a Brave New World and the old "rules and understandings" will get you killed. |
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Posted: 7/28/2016 8:33:02 AM EDT
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Says who? He worked at that department since the '90s. Why isn't he simply a pro-2A cop who tried to uphold the constitution and make his neighborhood safe? Not everyone has the resources to GTFO. I'm with you on moving if you can, I got the fuck out of Michigan because of handgun registration, shitty tax law, and to gain an extra 2 months of summer. I miss my favorite restaurants, my friends I grew up with, and family, I can see why some people stay and fight. Shall not be infringed, tyranny against this man is no different just because he wears a badge. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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He chose that cushy pension living in that shithole. He would be given the duty to lock you and yours up, and would do so to protect that cushy pension. No fucks given. Should have left. I put my money where my mouth is, I make it a point not to buy a thing from California. I have no use for the state. (besides f-ing Foogle)
Starve the beast. Says who? He worked at that department since the '90s. Why isn't he simply a pro-2A cop who tried to uphold the constitution and make his neighborhood safe? Not everyone has the resources to GTFO. I'm with you on moving if you can, I got the fuck out of Michigan because of handgun registration, shitty tax law, and to gain an extra 2 months of summer. I miss my favorite restaurants, my friends I grew up with, and family, I can see why some people stay and fight. Shall not be infringed, tyranny against this man is no different just because he wears a badge. Can't get out? If the guy owns a house (and at 50 he damn well better) it's worth a hell of a lot more than when he bought it in all likelihood.....and worth more than a comparable home in the vast majority of western states. He's a LEO. There are LEO jobs in every town in the country. I know our local department is understaffed and hiring constantly. It's not like he's a Nuclear Physicist who is tied to a particular narrow interest research facility. Hell, City of Austin imported their current Chief, Art ASSEVEDO from California and he is WELL COMPENSATED. |
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Posted: 7/28/2016 9:22:07 AM EDT
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Has to be owned and issued by the agency. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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I thought police were exempted from California's gun bans? Has to be owned and issued by the agency. Or purchased from a CALDOJ licensed AW dealer with written permission from the sheriff or chief of police. |
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Posted: 7/28/2016 9:27:04 AM EDT
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Nope, nope, nope. before you ask... Produce from Cali? unless we eat out, nope. Sans Google, the one thing they make a buck off us from is the ports and longshoremen/rails. We've gotten alot more aware about where stuff comes from. I got a bug up my ass about buying 3rd world "cap and trade" toxic waste dump grown fruits. Things sorta snowballed from there. Food wise I have it a little easy due to a a hobby of mine, a buddy in the grocery biz and lots of farmers markets nearby. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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He chose that cushy pension living in that shithole. He would be given the duty to lock you and yours up, and would do so to protect that cushy pension. No fucks given. Should have left. I put my money where my mouth is, I make it a point not to buy a thing from California. I have no use for the state. (besides f-ing Foogle)
Starve the beast. No sure fire, Oakley, bianchi, safari land, slip2000? Nope, nope, nope. before you ask... Produce from Cali? unless we eat out, nope. Sans Google, the one thing they make a buck off us from is the ports and longshoremen/rails. We've gotten alot more aware about where stuff comes from. I got a bug up my ass about buying 3rd world "cap and trade" toxic waste dump grown fruits. Things sorta snowballed from there. Food wise I have it a little easy due to a a hobby of mine, a buddy in the grocery biz and lots of farmers markets nearby. I've tried to dothe same for Colorado. But California would be harder. So much of our food, entertainment, technology comes from there as well as a surprising amount of firearms components and tactical equipment. |
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Posted: 7/28/2016 10:21:18 AM EDT
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It's been written in this thread that what is legal and not, pertaining to compliance, has been hashed out and well known. It's also been stated that the description of the offense would be a misdemeanor.
Can someone familiar with California law clarify/substante if this would be a misdemeanor or felony? What configuration would qualify as a felony? |
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Posted: 7/28/2016 10:59:12 AM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: It's been written in this thread that what is legal and not, pertaining to compliance, has been hashed out and well known. It's also been stated that the description of the offense would be a misdemeanor. Can someone familiar with California law clarify/substante if this would be a misdemeanor or felony? What configuration would qualify as a felony? Quote HistoryQuoted: It's been written in this thread that what is legal and not, pertaining to compliance, has been hashed out and well known. It's also been stated that the description of the offense would be a misdemeanor. Can someone familiar with California law clarify/substante if this would be a misdemeanor or felony? What configuration would qualify as a felony? Abrahamsen, 50, is accused of violating a state law against assembling an assault rifle or weapon capable of firing a large .50-caliber BMG bullet. The article then goes on to say: Under a law approved by Gov. Jerry Brown on July 1, rifles with a "bullet button” that allows for a clip to be dropped with the press of a button and quickly replaced were banned. The law Abrahamsen was charged with violating would include an AR-15-style rifle modified with a bullet button or any weapon that fired the large BMG bullet. Which makes even less sense.....because the politicians have so warped the public and medias rhetoric to now include that the bullet button (originally designed to SLOW down mag changes), now makes mag changes faster. SOOO much retardation. In any event -- the law to which the reporter is referring to in the above statement, isn't in effect yet. Sounds like he built a full featured rifle without a bullet button, which under current law is a ---- I don't know --- felony or misdemeanor? |
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Posted: 7/28/2016 11:00:17 AM EDT
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It's ridiculously easy to build an AR-15 in a California-compliant configuration. Right now it can be done either as a "Featureless" build, or a standard configuration with a bullet-button magazine release. Once registered as an AW during the upcoming 2018 registration amnesty, the bullet-button release can be replaced with standard hardware. And it may be required to get a serial number from the DoJ and stamp that on the lower receiver. Yes, magazines will be limited to 10 rounds at that time but it's a lot better than having no AR-15. I don't get it. Do you just want some form of a neutered AR for plinking and otherwise don't care? It seems every time a new law passes the only thing you all care about is finding a way to be compliant rather than ever saying enough is enough. This isn't directed at just you but it always sounds like children who are in time out and get to pick between one of their favorite toys. Is there no limitation where you end the madness? Just seems like such pussy fixation that if you can have some tuba looking AR and it goes bang..you all can live with it. This applies to CA, NY, CT you name it. |
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Posted: 7/28/2016 11:08:02 AM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: I don't get it. Do you just want some form of a neutered AR for plinking and otherwise don't care? It seems every time a new law passes the only thing you all care about is finding a way to be compliant rather than ever saying enough is enough. This isn't directed at just you but it always sounds like children who are in time out and get to pick between one of their favorite toys. Is there no limitation where you end the madness? Just seems like such pussy fixation that if you can have some tuba looking AR and it goes bang..you all can live with it. This applies to CA, NY, CT you name it. Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: It's ridiculously easy to build an AR-15 in a California-compliant configuration. Right now it can be done either as a "Featureless" build, or a standard configuration with a bullet-button magazine release. Once registered as an AW during the upcoming 2018 registration amnesty, the bullet-button release can be replaced with standard hardware. And it may be required to get a serial number from the DoJ and stamp that on the lower receiver. Yes, magazines will be limited to 10 rounds at that time but it's a lot better than having no AR-15. I don't get it. Do you just want some form of a neutered AR for plinking and otherwise don't care? It seems every time a new law passes the only thing you all care about is finding a way to be compliant rather than ever saying enough is enough. This isn't directed at just you but it always sounds like children who are in time out and get to pick between one of their favorite toys. Is there no limitation where you end the madness? Just seems like such pussy fixation that if you can have some tuba looking AR and it goes bang..you all can live with it. This applies to CA, NY, CT you name it. |
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Posted: 7/28/2016 11:16:52 AM EDT
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Some animals are more equal... Apparently Not! Good. What are the odds the cop who got arrested voted for Jerry Brown? Enough California retards did, it wouldn't surprise me. |
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Posted: 7/28/2016 11:23:12 AM EDT
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Anyone know of a defense fund?
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Posted: 7/28/2016 11:23:13 AM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: The cop that turned him in was just following orders.... |
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Posted: 7/28/2016 11:24:41 AM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: I don't get it. Do you just want some form of a neutered AR for plinking and otherwise don't care? It seems every time a new law passes the only thing you all care about is finding a way to be compliant rather than ever saying enough is enough.... Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: It's ridiculously easy to build an AR-15 in a California-compliant configuration. Right now it can be done either as a "Featureless" build, or a standard configuration with a bullet-button magazine release. Once registered as an AW during the upcoming 2018 registration amnesty, the bullet-button release can be replaced with standard hardware. And it may be required to get a serial number from the DoJ and stamp that on the lower receiver. Yes, magazines will be limited to 10 rounds at that time but it's a lot better than having no AR-15. I don't get it. Do you just want some form of a neutered AR for plinking and otherwise don't care? It seems every time a new law passes the only thing you all care about is finding a way to be compliant rather than ever saying enough is enough.... In the event we did say "Enough is enough! Fuck it, I WILL NOT COMPLY!" and acted on that declaration, the Conduct Code of this forum would prohibit us from posting about it. I value my account on this forum. (Refer to CoC #3 and #4.) I get a lot of good information here, humor, camaraderie, and have even met a few nice folks. I'm not willing to give that up to make a point for a few minutes.  |
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Posted: 7/28/2016 11:30:46 AM EDT
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In the event we did say "Enough is enough! Fuck it, I WILL NOT COMPLY!" and acted on that declaration, the Conduct Code of this forum would prohibit us from posting about it. I value my account on this forum. (Refer to CoC #3 and #4.) I get a lot of good information here, humor, camaraderie, and have even met a few nice folks. I'm not willing to give that up to make a point for a few minutes.
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It's ridiculously easy to build an AR-15 in a California-compliant configuration. Right now it can be done either as a "Featureless" build, or a standard configuration with a bullet-button magazine release. Once registered as an AW during the upcoming 2018 registration amnesty, the bullet-button release can be replaced with standard hardware. And it may be required to get a serial number from the DoJ and stamp that on the lower receiver. Yes, magazines will be limited to 10 rounds at that time but it's a lot better than having no AR-15. I don't get it. Do you just want some form of a neutered AR for plinking and otherwise don't care? It seems every time a new law passes the only thing you all care about is finding a way to be compliant rather than ever saying enough is enough.... In the event we did say "Enough is enough! Fuck it, I WILL NOT COMPLY!" and acted on that declaration, the Conduct Code of this forum would prohibit us from posting about it. I value my account on this forum. (Refer to CoC #3 and #4.) I get a lot of good information here, humor, camaraderie, and have even met a few nice folks. I'm not willing to give that up to make a point for a few minutes.
I completely understand not posting it, but I have seen a good number of posters seem to indicate they do behave in the way I describe. I believe even a thread I had seen from the 94 AWB with people posting pics of how they complied...I wasn't old enough to have had such an opportunity, but I wouldn't have been complying nor posting pics, nor if I lived in one of the many, current, ban states. That's the difference in my mind anyway. |
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Posted: 7/28/2016 11:37:47 AM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: I completely understand not posting it, but I have seen a good number of posters seem to indicate they do behave in the way I describe. I believe even a thread I had seen from the 94 AWB with people posting pics of how they complied...I wasn't old enough to have had such an opportunity, but I wouldn't have been complying nor posting pics, nor if I lived in one of the many, current, ban states. That's the difference in my mind anyway. Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: It's ridiculously easy to build an AR-15 in a California-compliant configuration. Right now it can be done either as a "Featureless" build, or a standard configuration with a bullet-button magazine release. Once registered as an AW during the upcoming 2018 registration amnesty, the bullet-button release can be replaced with standard hardware. And it may be required to get a serial number from the DoJ and stamp that on the lower receiver. Yes, magazines will be limited to 10 rounds at that time but it's a lot better than having no AR-15. I don't get it. Do you just want some form of a neutered AR for plinking and otherwise don't care? It seems every time a new law passes the only thing you all care about is finding a way to be compliant rather than ever saying enough is enough.... In the event we did say "Enough is enough! Fuck it, I WILL NOT COMPLY!" and acted on that declaration, the Conduct Code of this forum would prohibit us from posting about it. I value my account on this forum. (Refer to CoC #3 and #4.) I get a lot of good information here, humor, camaraderie, and have even met a few nice folks. I'm not willing to give that up to make a point for a few minutes. I completely understand not posting it, but I have seen a good number of posters seem to indicate they do behave in the way I describe. I believe even a thread I had seen from the 94 AWB with people posting pics of how they complied...I wasn't old enough to have had such an opportunity, but I wouldn't have been complying nor posting pics, nor if I lived in one of the many, current, ban states. That's the difference in my mind anyway. Having one or more compliant firearms that can be safely used in public, and one or more non-compliant ones for emergency use, the future, shits and giggles, etc. are not mutually exclusive conditions. Again, people who survive on this forum post what is permitted, and don't post things that are not permitted. |
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Posted: 7/28/2016 11:39:07 AM EDT
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A clue for those STILL in OCCUPIED TERRITORY----As Eddie Murphy said when talking about Poltergeist- "GET THE FUCK OUT" Where are you going to GTFO to, after Hillary has turned the whole country into "Occupied Territory?" |
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Posted: 7/28/2016 11:45:22 AM EDT
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The cop that turned him in was just following orders.... Gotta keep that dental plan 
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Posted: 7/28/2016 12:54:16 PM EDT
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According to the LA Times, here: http://www.latimes.com/local/lanow/la-me-ln-sfpd-arrest-weapons-charges-ar15-customized-20160727-snap-story.html The article then goes on to say: Which makes even less sense.....because the politicians have so warped the public and medias rhetoric to now include that the bullet button (originally designed to SLOW down mag changes), now makes mag changes faster. SOOO much retardation. In any event -- the law to which the reporter is referring to in the above statement, isn't in effect yet. Sounds like he built a full featured rifle without a bullet button, which under current law is a ---- I don't know --- felony or misdemeanor? Quote HistoryQuoted:
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It's been written in this thread that what is legal and not, pertaining to compliance, has been hashed out and well known. It's also been stated that the description of the offense would be a misdemeanor. Can someone familiar with California law clarify/substante if this would be a misdemeanor or felony? What configuration would qualify as a felony? Abrahamsen, 50, is accused of violating a state law against assembling an assault rifle or weapon capable of firing a large .50-caliber BMG bullet. The article then goes on to say: Under a law approved by Gov. Jerry Brown on July 1, rifles with a "bullet button” that allows for a clip to be dropped with the press of a button and quickly replaced were banned. The law Abrahamsen was charged with violating would include an AR-15-style rifle modified with a bullet button or any weapon that fired the large BMG bullet. Which makes even less sense.....because the politicians have so warped the public and medias rhetoric to now include that the bullet button (originally designed to SLOW down mag changes), now makes mag changes faster. SOOO much retardation. In any event -- the law to which the reporter is referring to in the above statement, isn't in effect yet. Sounds like he built a full featured rifle without a bullet button, which under current law is a ---- I don't know --- felony or misdemeanor? Sales or transfers of old BB equipped firearms will be banned, not possession, further those who register their currently BB equipped rifles with be able to deneuter them. If you don't want to register your currently BB equipped rifle, you just install a different type of mag lock that is already available from two makers. It can be charged as a felony, but the state generally has the option to downgrade the charges to a misdemeanor if certain criteria are met, like only one or two unregistered AWs found, no crimes committed with it, stuff like that. Don't know if they officer is going to made an example of, or if this will all sweep under the rug like if it happened in a freer, rural county in California. |
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Posted: 7/28/2016 1:12:18 PM EDT
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to understand CURRENT CA law regarding "assault" weapons, you simply follow these simple flow charts, simply
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Posted: 7/28/2016 3:45:35 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: According to the LA Times, here: http://www.latimes.com/local/lanow/la-me-ln-sfpd-arrest-weapons-charges-ar15-customized-20160727-snap-story.html ETA: CA PC 30655 prohibits .50 BMG....the deadline for registration on those was April 30th, 2006 The article then goes on to say: Which makes even less sense.....because the politicians have so warped the public and medias rhetoric to now include that the bullet button (originally designed to SLOW down mag changes), now makes mag changes faster. SOOO much retardation. In any event -- the law to which the reporter is referring to in the above statement, isn't in effect yet. Sounds like he built a full featured rifle without a bullet button, which under current law is a ---- I don't know --- felony or misdemeanor? Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: It's been written in this thread that what is legal and not, pertaining to compliance, has been hashed out and well known. It's also been stated that the description of the offense would be a misdemeanor. Can someone familiar with California law clarify/substante if this would be a misdemeanor or felony? What configuration would qualify as a felony? Abrahamsen, 50, is accused of violating a state law against assembling an assault rifle or weapon capable of firing a large .50-caliber BMG bullet. The article then goes on to say: Under a law approved by Gov. Jerry Brown on July 1, rifles with a "bullet button” that allows for a clip to be dropped with the press of a button and quickly replaced were banned. The law Abrahamsen was charged with violating would include an AR-15-style rifle modified with a bullet button or any weapon that fired the large BMG bullet. Which makes even less sense.....because the politicians have so warped the public and medias rhetoric to now include that the bullet button (originally designed to SLOW down mag changes), now makes mag changes faster. SOOO much retardation. In any event -- the law to which the reporter is referring to in the above statement, isn't in effect yet. Sounds like he built a full featured rifle without a bullet button, which under current law is a ---- I don't know --- felony or misdemeanor? |
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Posted: 7/28/2016 4:21:57 PM EDT
[#37]
Quote HistoryQuoted: to understand CURRENT CA law regarding "assault" weapons, you simply follow these simple flow charts, simply http://i1291.photobucket.com/albums/b555/Hollywood_Shooter/CA_Rifle_Flow1_zpslvgnzsm1.jpg http://i1291.photobucket.com/albums/b555/Hollywood_Shooter/CA_Rifle_Flow2_zpshatcec8c.jpg Since We haven't seen His Rifle, we don't know, if it was legal or not... There's a case in the 9th Right now, because DOJ won't do their Job & provide Guidance to Law Enforcement on AW issues..... It's not 2006 & most of this stuff has been Hashed Out, but there's still LEO's that don't understand what is or isn't legal..... |
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Posted: 7/28/2016 4:27:57 PM EDT
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Posted: 7/28/2016 4:39:03 PM EDT
[#39]
If civilians can't have them then the cops can't have them either. Animals and fairness and all that other jazz.
Fuck CA. |
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Posted: 7/28/2016 7:33:33 PM EDT
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If civilians can't have them then the cops can't have them either. Animals and fairness and all that other jazz. Fuck CA. I'd rather say fuck the law. Cause if the tbl has a tough time defending the law they're required to enforce, but refuses to say that they refuse to enforce it, then what justification do they have for the law not being equally applied to them. You want to curse the blue falcons for doing their jobs? You're exactly the kind of elitist asshole I don't want meddling in my affairs. IAB FTMFW. Deal with it. |
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Posted: 7/29/2016 7:28:53 AM EDT
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Or more like some cops did their job and didn't just look the other way when one of their own was breaking the law. It truly amazes me how people think cops should just let other cops slide on the laws they are so willing to jam up an average joe over. Don't get me wrong I think it's a total bullshit that "shall not be infringed" gets infringed the fuck out of, but Cops SHOULD be held to a higher standard and GOOD cops shouldn't tolerate cops that break laws. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Cops ratted him out, wow talk about buddy fuckers Or more like some cops did their job and didn't just look the other way when one of their own was breaking the law. It truly amazes me how people think cops should just let other cops slide on the laws they are so willing to jam up an average joe over. Don't get me wrong I think it's a total bullshit that "shall not be infringed" gets infringed the fuck out of, but Cops SHOULD be held to a higher standard and GOOD cops shouldn't tolerate cops that break laws. yup.. what I think i can understand from this thread is that cops who break the law get caught by other good cops called blue falcons? cause bad cops should be prosecuted right>? |
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Posted: 7/29/2016 7:46:44 AM EDT
[#42]
Damn that state is a cancer on this country.
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Posted: 7/29/2016 7:52:12 AM EDT
[#43]
SHALL NOT BE INFRINGED
If I was on the jury I'd nullify it |
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