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NY: NYC Lawmaker Proposes New Gun Ban
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The term “childproof handgun” sounds innocuous enough, but like most of New York’s unworkable gun control laws, the devil is in the details. Sen. Jose Serrano (D-Bronx) is the mastermind behind S.3444, which is as far-fetched as microstamping, “smart guns” and ammunition background check databases. Undeterred by failure after failure, anti-gun lawmakers in the New York Senate are back pitching more gun control. S.3444 would ban gun dealers, after 12 months, from selling firearms not equipped with safety features which would “preclude an average five year old child from operating the pistol or revolver.”
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PHORTO
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"I don't care about crime, I just want to get the guns."
Howard Metzenbaum |
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MarkHamTownsend
(5/31/2017)
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What happened to the OLD gun bans? Are they not working brilliantly?
Why will new ones work? |
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