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Posted: 6/12/2017 5:36:05 PM EDT
Update 10/30/17:
Potential removal of suppressor language https://www.eenews.net/stories/1060064863 Excerpts from the article According to Duncan, there are several options including dropping the silencer provision altogether and replacing it with other gun language. He said one idea could add language that would ban or require more stringent licensing for buying bump stocks, a plastic attachment added to semiautomatic weapons that allows them to fire far more rapidly. View Quote Duncan said it was too soon to say what compromises would be worked out, but he also said he is working to correct "misinformation" spread about the bill that has even made some moderate Republicans uneasy about voting on it. He said he would like the final package to contain the silencer provisions, some language on bumpstocks and national reciprocity." View Quote FIREMISSION Contact Speaker Ryan HERE to urge him to bring the SHARE Act to a full vote in the house. Contact your rep HERE to urge them to support the SHARE Act. ETA: Here's a direct link to the bill (thanks jmhal) Passed committee, here's a link to an article about it. SHARE Act Passage Link to most viewed bills in the House. As of 9/27, HPA was #2 and SHARE was #3. Link This link brings you to the bill itself (the text is not currently online however). Cicking this link apparently affects the "most viewed" link above, which is updated every Monday. TITLE XVIII—LAWFUL PURPOSE AND SELF-DEFENSE
Sec. 1801. Short title. Sec. 1802. Elimination of authority to reclassify popular rifle ammunition as ‘‘armor piercing ammunition’’. Sec. 1803. Elimination of restrictions on importation of non-National Firearms Act firearm or ammunition that may otherwise be lawfully possessed and sold in the United States. Sec. 1804. Protection of shotguns, shotgun shells, and large caliber rifles from arbitrary classification as ‘‘destructive devices’’. Sec. 1805. Broadening of the temporary interstate transfer provision to allow temporary transfers for all lawful purposes rather than just for ‘‘sporting purposes’’. View Quote |
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What does it do? Give me a boner
No more sporting clause for importation No more ATF rulings on ammo No more restricting ammo from importation No more over .50 caliber = DD That last one I'm hazy on, maybe buying handguns across state lines? |
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What does it do? Give me a boner No more sporting clause for importation No more ATF rulings on ammo No more restricting ammo from importation No more over .50 caliber = DD That last one I'm hazy on, maybe buying handguns across state lines? View Quote |
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I think it means Chinese (Norinco?) AK47's (Mak90's) and M1A's will be allowed to be imported again to the US.
I also think that that 5.45X39 ammo called 7N6 will be allowed to be imported again. Maybe we can get Saiga 12s in an already converted over or non-sporterized versions?? |
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If it means 7.62x25 comes back, I'll be a happy camper. The Ppsh will live again. Also, does it mean WW2 german rifles G43, G41 will start being importable from Russia again?
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I was under the impression that they rolled the HPA into the SHARE bill. So the HPA would pass with it. Maybe I'm way off though. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes |
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But the prices will still be $800 or more because a tube with caps on the end is damn near impossible to manufacture.
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Read it again. Suppressors will be over the counter like a firearm.The Kind of like when people look at their paycheck-no one pays attention to all the taxes taken out,only what they are getting. |
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Oh, don't get me wrong. I'll pay 10% more for a can, save the $200, and walk right out with it. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes |
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Oh, don't get me wrong. I'll pay 10% more for a can, save the $200, and walk right out with it. View Quote |
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You won't though...Economies of scale much? The sheer number of suppressors that will flood the market and the innovation involved with new brands finding their market niche will make the floor fall out of the suppressor market. View Quote |
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Patiently waiting for PSA to release shitty Chinese $200 cans. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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But the prices will still be $800 or more because a tube with caps on the end is damn near impossible to manufacture. Read an article on them a few years back. |
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Glock makes a disposable suppressor.Under 50.00 IIRC. Read an article on them a few years back. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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But the prices will still be $800 or more because a tube with caps on the end is damn near impossible to manufacture. Read an article on them a few years back. |
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I swear, some of you guys would complain if you were hung with a new rope. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes |
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That last one I'm hazy on, maybe buying handguns across state lines? View Quote |
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I think it means Chinese (Norinco?) AK47's (Mak90's) and M1A's will be allowed to be imported again to the US.... View Quote Bush sanctions on China |
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Damn, if I wasn't a Glock fanboy before, I will be then. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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But the prices will still be $800 or more because a tube with caps on the end is damn near impossible to manufacture. Read an article on them a few years back. |
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so..once this passes will all the dickface whiners shit up about trump?
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I think it means Chinese (Norinco?) AK47's (Mak90's) and M1A's will be allowed to be imported again to the US. I also think that that 5.45X39 ammo called 7N6 will be allowed to be imported again. Maybe we can get Saiga 12s in an already converted over or non-sporterized versions?? View Quote |
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