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CA: California tees up smart gun legislation in state senate
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Bruce W. Krafft
Website: http://www.keepandbeararms.com/
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"A year after a so-called smart gun marketed first in California sparked controversy, a state lawmaker has introduced a measure that would create a new crime to give someone a user-authorized firearm that doesn’t meet a list of requirements."
"The proposal, filed in the state Senate last month, outlines a list of specifications that a smart gun sold in the state would have to meet before it could be transferred. Selling one that does not meet the requirements would be a misdemeanor." ... |
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Millwright66
(3/31/2015)
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Seems "the land of fruits and nuts" is living up to its sobriquet ! Its "elected" is already creating legislation to thwart/regulate transfer of a nonexistent firearm technology ! |
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