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This Monday might be the only chance for your voice to be heard before legislators craft legislation that will seriously affect not only your Second Amendment rights, but also rifles and magazines you currently own. Connecticut manufacturers including Colt, Mossberg, Stag Arms, Mec-Gar, OKAY Industries, Ruger and Metalform will be directly affected by this legislation, resulting in the loss of good paying jobs and badly needed tax revenue to the state.

The hearing will occur Monday at 10 a.m. at the Legislative Office Building in Hartford. Sign-ups and lottery selection for testimony will occur at 9 a.m. Even if you do not plan on testifying please make every attempt to attend. Speaker order will be determined by a lottery at 12:15 p.m., and public testimony will begin at 1:30 p.m. Speakers will be limited to 3 minutes of testimony. You may also choose to bring 30 copies of your testimony to share with members of the Task Force. Those arriving after the completion of the lottery will have their names placed at the end of the speaker list.

Gun Violence Prevention Working Group Public Hearing

Monday, Jan. 28, 2013

Legislative Office Building

10 a.m., Room 2C

There are numerous anti-gun proposals being considered by the legislature. For example, CT Against Gun Violence has proposed an outright confiscation or destruction of firearms and a ban on the use of roadways for the transportation of firearms and ammunition legally purchased. Click here to view the far-reaching proposals. Even the Connecticut Conference of Municipalities (CCM) has proposed a long list of restrictions including registration database of all firearms and limiting purchases to one firearm a month not just handguns but long guns as well. Some legislators want outright bans and onerous restrictions through an enormous number of Anti-Gun Bills. Here are a just few of the items included in one of their proposals:

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[*]A ban on all modern sporting rifles classifying them as "Assault Weapons."

[*]Arbitrarily restricting the magazine size to 10 rounds and now even 5 or 6 rounds.

[*]Confiscating all magazines holding more than 10 rounds, pistols included.

[*]Statewide gun registration for all firearms.

[*]Re-registration every 2 years with ever increasing fees.

[*]Requiring permits for any rifle with a pistol grip.

[*]Limits on how much ammunition you can purchase and possess.

[*]Registration of all ammunition purchases.

[*]Banning of internet sales of ammo in Connecticut.

[*]Mandatory gun storage laws, like the one the U.S. Supreme Court struck down in the Heller decision.

NSSF is urging all gun owners, sportsmen and hunters to attend Monday's public hearing to be held in the Legislative Office Building in Room 2C at 10 a.m. and to contact their state representative, senator and all members of the Committee immediately, urging them to oppose ill-considered, fast-track legislation.

Contact members of the Task Force.

Find your elected officials here.

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Visit NSSF's Government Relations site at nssf.org/GovRel

Posted

Holy poop brother,that is a whole lot of fukedup.They went nuclear WTF.And of course they limit the amount of people to be heard.That will be alot of jobs lost for sure.And with the loss of jobs comes the destruction of the area.Phones need to get a workout,but then you know that.I am :o that is  :cookoo:

Posted

I'm not shocked, but in a way, I am.

The idiocy involved in crafting this legislation astounds me.  They call it a Gun Violence Prevention Working Group.  However, nothing they put forward, pass, enact, make law, etc., will have any kind of impact on Gun Violence.  In the least.

They should just be honest about it - as if a politician could fathom such a thing - and call it "We Don't Want Any Subjects Citizens Of CT To Own Guns.."

Fucking SICKENING is what it is.

So far, I've nailed NY, MA, CA, and CT.  As soon as NJ finishes their proposals and pass them, and WA comes limping along with some horse poopy...  my prediction will be 100%.  VT shocked me - didn't see that one coming.

Posted

No shock here on Vermont. It's run by "Flatlanders" folks from Ct, NY and Mass that loved the postcard Vermont life so much that they moved their and force their influence on locals. Also make no mistake Vermont has a lot of residents hooked on state aid.

Posted

These people are out of thier minds........but we all already knew that. The way that they just want to strip individuals of thier Constitutional rights is infuriating.

And don't think that my state of maryland will be left behind from all of these left-ist socialist bastards. They're gonna try and push thier new "gun safety bill" in the 1st week of Feb.

Here's a little sample of what these cowardly jerk-offs wanna sign.

Pricks. All of those high and mighty politico's in the state houses just PISS ME OFF!

6565_.pdf

Posted

I hear ya Rene. It is Fucked up. But just the way that Tom has predicted in some of the other states. I've been waiting to hear what "the free state" Ppppfff, was gonna come out with. I can't say that I'm surprised by it though. This state has had screwed up gun laws for quite some time. I mean, where else can you not have more than 20 round mags, but yet buy a belt fed machine gun.

I hate this fuckin place! I hate the DC area. DC, Maryland and (northern) Virginia. I hate the elected num-nuts that are in control of it. I hate the stupid sheep that get in your way on the roads.....constantly. I hate the stupid (give your rights away) sheep every-fuckin-where I go.

AAaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

okay.....now that i got that outta my system.....................................

Posted

I hate this fuckin place! I hate the DC area. DC, Maryland and (northern) Virginia. I hate the elected num-nuts that are in control of it. I hate the stupid sheep that get in your way on the roads.....constantly. I hate the stupid (give your rights away) sheep every-fuckin-where I go.

AAaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

okay.....now that i got that outta my system.....................................

AYE, MATEY!!!  PIRATE_zps7bf978c7.jpg

I fuckin' MOVED. 

I know you will, when you can.  <thumbsup>

Posted

And by the way........who changed me to......Official Enabler?

Would it be the grammar cop?

<lmao>

You're just now seeing that? Somewhere around your 400 post mark you made some comment about not being an enabler like the rest of us...

You gotta watch these mods and admins around here, they like shennanigans with the profile text.

Posted

You gotta watch these mods and admins around here, they like shennanigans with the profile text.

Shennanigans. What a great and descriptive word for the likes that lurk around here.

Gotta start checkin the ol 6 more often.  <laughs>

Posted

Somewhere around your 400 post mark

Now, my mother was (literally) a North Carolina farm girl. And she always taught me that it's not polite to count.  <lmao>

Posted

Now, my mother was (literally) a North Carolina farm girl. And she always taught me that it's not polite to count.  <lmao>

Normally I wouldn't, but those shennaniganers shanghaied me into their army of twisted cohorts, and now I prey on those who don't watch their profiles closely.  <laughs>

Posted

No shock here on Vermont. It's run by "Flatlanders" folks from Ct, NY and Mass that loved the postcard Vermont life so much that they moved their and force their influence on locals. Also make no mistake Vermont has a lot of residents hooked on state aid.

I don't think it's that bad here in TX yet.  But there are far too many foreigners moving to Austin to suit my taste.  The transplants come here because the economic environment is good but then want to recreate the same entitlement state that they left because no one could find a job.

Posted

I don't think it's that bad here in TX yet.  But there are far too many foreigners moving to Austin to suit my taste.  The transplants come here because the economic environment is good but then want to recreate the same entitlement state that they left because no one could find a job.

They always find a way - Californians have been fucking up Arizona since early-2006.

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