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Summary:
Firearms: Removes provisions authorizing seizure of firearms from persons in certain circumstances; removes prohibition on firearms ownership or possession until removal of firearm possession & firearm ownership disability; removes prohibition on persons younger than 21 years of age purchasing firearms; eliminates waiting period for purchases of firearms other than handguns; removes ban on bump-fire stocks; removes provisions providing for risk protection orders.
Rep. Walter Bryan “Mike” Hill, R-Pensacola Beach.
I have to say this: Mike sure has a set of danglers or he has seen how pissed off Florida Gun Owners were and are about SB7026. I think the Parkland Report may be useful for more than fortifying schools after all.
What about the dual firing triggers, like the Echo (sends one downrange on the pull and a second on the release). Asking for a friend.
Huh?
Interesting. Took ’em politikritters long e’nuff.
If this gains traction, and that a big if with all the currupt DemonKKKrats and RINOs in Floriduh attached like blood-sucking parasites, it would be a good step towards undoing aome of the backstabbing we’ve endured lately.
One can only hope that SB7026.eventually bites (politically) former guvnoh Voldemort hard in the ass, and as many times as possible.
I think the lesson of the recount was not lost on him or other pols.
Well, that’s nice. Now pass it and save our state from the leftists.
And stop that damned supposed Constitutional Amendment that the same leftists are trying to shove down our neck.
The GOP needs to wave the Parkland Commission Report around everywhere. It is an biting indictment of the failure of Democrat governance at every level. Citizens should have to pay for the fact that a bunch of self serving bureaucrats were too lazy and incompetent to protect the lives of those kids.
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