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PA: Lawmakers Considering Bill To Create Statewide Firearm Registry
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David Williamson
Website: http://libertyparkpress.com
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Pennsylvania lawmakers are considering a bill to create a statewide firearm registry. Under the "firearm registration act" owners would have to provide state police with the make, model, and serial number of all guns. They would also be subject to an annual background check. They'd also be required to submit fingerprints and photographs of their guns - and pay a $10 fee to state police for the processing of such information.
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Stripeseven
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The Law of the Land is the Constitution as it is written. You don't vote on, charge a fee for, or give permission to law abiding citizens to exercise Constitutional rights.
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