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Oh Man... I sure hope THIS doesn't catch on elsewhere!! :blink:

 

DC Requires Gun Owners to Re-Register Firearms Every Three Years

 

If it happened here it'd probably be the DMV* who'd handle it... :unsure:

 

*Department of Mindless Villains

 

 

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They really should make crack heads, nut cases, head bangers and psychos register! That's where the biggest problem is.

 

Lafitte

Why have them register their guns when it's the revenue stream that DC wants. Crack, nuts, head and psychos don't have money

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Well, I'm sure we all remember this:

 

https://www.learnaboutguns.com/2008/05/21/influential-chicago-alderman-to-craft-gun-amnesty-for-himself/

 

Chicago Alderman Richard Mell owns a variety of shotguns, rifles, and
pistols, but forgot to re-register them, which makes the handguns
permanently illegal and unregisterable under Chicago law. Since he
wants to keep his handguns, he is proposing a 1 month registration
amnesty period. The catch? It would only apply to people who happened
to have failed to re-register in the same time frame as him. Chicago’s
Mayor Daley endorses this plan, which is designed to benefit an
influential alderman, while the vast majority of Chicago’s law abiding
citizens will be left without the ability to keep a handgun to defend
themselves.


For more than 20 years, Chicago has required that all firearms be
registered, and if the yearly registration lapses for a handgun, that
gun become illegal and can never be re-registered. Chicago also banned
new handgun registration for over 20 years, which means that unless a
citizen had a handgun before the ban, and has re-registered it every
year, an ordinary Chicago citizen cannot have a handgun. Long guns can
still be registered. That is how Chicago’s handgun ban, and draconian
restrictions on long gun ownership, work.


Chicago Alderman Richard Mell owns a variety of guns, including
handguns, rifles, and shotguns. He forgot to re-register them on time,
and was thus prohibited by law from possessing them in Chicago.
Alderman Mell admitted that he knew about the re-registration
requirement, and should have complied with the law. Mell stated that he
delegated the responsibility to a staff member of his, who apparently
failed to complete the registration. Unlike ordinary citizens of
Chicago, who would have to accept that fact that they could never again
lawfully own their handguns, Alderman Richard Mell decided to use his
political power for personal gain. Alderman Mell is proposing an
amnesty that would allow him, and citizens who happen to have failed to
re-register between May 1, 2007 and April 1, 2008, to re-register their
guns within a 1 month period.


This is an unprecedented, narrowly tailored, amnesty, crafted by a
politician who wants to legally keep his guns, while denying the right
to the overwhelming majority of Chicago’s law abiding citizens. It
would not allow people whose registration just lapsed to re-register and
keep their guns. It would not allow people whose registration lapsed 2
years, 5 years, 10 years, or 20 years ago. Instead, this amnesty would
allow Chicago Alderman Richard Mell to keep his guns.


Chicago’s Mayor Daley, who himself benefits from gun carrying, taxpayer sponsored bodyguards
while denying Chicago citizens the right to have a handgun for self
defense, endorses this idea as well. Daley claims his support is not
due to the influence of Chicago Alderman Richard Mell, but due to a
desire to “realistic handle on the number of guns in Chicago.” Letting
just a tiny portion of the people who missed their re-registration date
re-register will not give any meaningful information about the number of
guns in the city of Chicago. This is because most of the people whose
registration lapsed are not lucky enough to have had their registration
lapse just as the influential Alderman’s registration lapsed. Even
those who are lucky enough to meet the proposed amnesty requirements may
not have their guns any longer, since it would be a misdemeanor for
them to possess the gun at this moment. Finally, criminals didn’t have
registration for their illegal guns to begin with, so they certainly
aren’t going to re-register their guns that they are not allowed by law
to own.

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I have read this some place also .

 

They can have my guns when the take them from my cold dead hands !

 

Lord forgive me of my debts .

As I have forgiven my debtors .

Lord lead me Not into temptation .

And deliver me from evil.

Lord if this is the day I die .

Let me Not wont for my guns.

And let me die in a pile of empty Brass !

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Isn't it disgusting how many of the most fanatical anti-gunners have armed protection at all times? It must be a great feeling to think that you're so important that only you are worth protecting. NOT!

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Howdy, Subdeacon Joe,

you are about five year outta date.

Daily aint mayor no mo.

Chicago laws got thowed out last year, now they got conceal carry for

plain folk.

Try to keep current pard, its fun watching liberals squirm with the new laws.

See my post A Man walked into a gunshop on the saloon wire if it warnt deleted.

Best

CR

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Ron, I knew it was an old piece, hence my opening comment about being sure we all remembered that. My point was to illustrate that re-registration wasn't a new concept. And also, to point out that the antis tend to have one law for themselves and another for everyone else. I seem to recall that alderman blaming his secretary for not getting the paperwork filled out on time.

Daley may not be Mayor anymore, but his Machine is still running Chicago.

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Redstone Arsenal (RSA) started a new policy in 2013 that all firearms brought onto RSA must be registered, checked for stolen, and background run on the owner. And will be checked each year thereafter.

 

The purpose: "To assist the commander in carrying out effective law enforcement, crime prevention, and safety program."

 

http://www.redstonemwr.com/recreation/pdf/h&f/firearmregistration.pdf

 

Total BS!!! I will not be hunting or shooting on RSA because I refuse to participate in this farce.

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Ron, I knew it was an old piece, hence my opening comment about being sure we all remembered that. My point was to illustrate that re-registration wasn't a new concept. And also, to point out that the antis tend to have one law for themselves and another for everyone else. I seem to recall that alderman blaming his secretary for not getting the paperwork filled out on time.

Daley may not be Mayor anymore, but his Machine is still running Chicago.

Yup. Plenty of those hypocrites still there.....and around the country.
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Redstone Arsenal (RSA) started a new policy in 2013 that all firearms brought onto RSA must be registered, checked for stolen, and background run on the owner. And will be checked each year thereafter.

 

The purpose: "To assist the commander in carrying out effective law enforcement, crime prevention, and safety program."

 

http://www.redstonemwr.com/recreation/pdf/h&f/firearmregistration.pdf

 

Total BS!!! I will not be hunting or shooting on RSA because I refuse to participate in this farce.

When I was stationed at Ft. Sam Houston, Tx in 1964/65 all personal firearms had to be registered with the MPs if you had them onpost. Had to register a shotgun and deer rifle I used for hunting as I kept them in our company supply for safe keeping.

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