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MO: Proposed Bill would Require MO Residents to Own an AR-15
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David Williamson
Website: http://libetyparkpress.com
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A bill introduced to the Missouri House of Representatives would require every resident between 18 and 34 years old to own at least one AR-15. Introduced by Bootheel Representative Andrew McDaniel, House Bill 1108 is called the "McDaniel Militia Act." The bill defines an "AR-15" as "any semi-automatic rifle that is modeled on the AR-15 rifle design by AramaLite, Inc." It defines a "resident" as "a resident of the state who is 18 years or older and under 35 years old, who is not prohibited by law or court order from possessing a firearm." |
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PHORTO
(3/18/2019)
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| This is just silly. |
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