[dead short]

That didn’t take long at all…🤬


December 01, 2022, Introduced by Rep. Pepper and referred to the Committee on Military, Veterans and Homeland Security.

http://www.legislature.mi.gov/documents/2021-2022/billintroduced/House/htm/2022-HIB-6544.htm

 

[6Speed]

I'll quietly watch(I hope). They're never getting my firearms.

 

[SEMichiiganConservation]

When liars rule.

 

[dead short]

I'll quietly watch(I hope). They're never getting my firearms.

Don’t worry…. According to the proposed legislation you can keep what you own as long as you register it and pay a sin tax every 5 years.

 

[bowhunter426]

I don't think this will pass. Never pictured my 10/22 with a thumb hole stock to be considered an assault weapon. The barrel shroud is an interesting feature to ban.

 

[sparky18181]

Is there an exemption for police departments or they aren’t considered persons I guess

 

[LGB]

Can't pay a tax on something you don't own. I'm sure many people will have bills of sale for the ARs they "Use" to own. I know a lot of people that already have the bill of sales for theirs.

 

[LGB]

Is there an exemption for police departments or they aren’t considered persons I guess

Won't effect those places

 

[brewster]

Don’t worry…. According to the proposed legislation you can keep what you own as long as you register it and pay a sin tax every 5 years.

That would be the big worry.

 

[sparky18181]

Won't effect those places

Doesn’t show exemptions that I saw.

 

[dead short]

Is there an exemption for police departments or they aren’t considered persons I guess

My guess is that under subsection three… the rules would include exceptions for the gubment.

 

[sparky18181]

I guess if you bought thru private sale then there is no paper trail.

 

[sureshot006]

I don't think this will pass. Never pictured my 10/22 with a thumb hole stock to be considered an assault weapon. The barrel shroud is an interesting feature to ban.

It is all about appearance, nothing that makes any real world difference.

 

[sparky18181]

I’m sure this will completely and forever stop the use of these weapons being used for mass killings in Michigan. What a fricking joke

 

[dead short]

I don't think this will pass. Never pictured my 10/22 with a thumb hole stock to be considered an assault weapon. The barrel shroud is an interesting feature to ban.

You’re probably right in that it won’t pass with this original wording. Given who has total control of the state government coming up, I would be surprised if it doesn’t pass, even if it does take on changes.

 

[U D]

Any rifle with a removable clip or detachable magazine?? Really??

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[LGB]

Gonna be real hard for any government to identify a Remington, Browning or Winchester semi auto hunting rifle as an assault rifle. They can call it whatever they want but there IS a real definition of an assault rifle and that ain't it. Gonna be interesting for sure.

 

[LGB]

The definition of an assault rifle is a selective fire magazine fed rifle. Last time I checked, none of my ARs are selective fire. M16 rifles are. They are assault rifles.

 

[RHRoss]

That didn’t take long at all…🤬


December 01, 2022, Introduced by Rep. Pepper and referred to the Committee on Military, Veterans and Homeland Security.

http://www.legislature.mi.gov/documents/2021-2022/billintroduced/House/htm/2022-HIB-6544.htm

No Surprise

 

[RHRoss]

Don’t worry…. According to the proposed legislation you can keep what you own as long as you register it and pay a sin tax every 5 years.

F-ck that, they won’t ever get my sh-t