Judge rules against NFA

Oddly enough, with the injunction in place VA residents can order a can from Silencer Shop and pick it up from one of their dealers on a 4473 from what I understand.

VA doesn’t have a state requirement for NFA items with the new law enjoined.

Yes, NC would have to change the law which our Legislature could do, but the (((governor))) will Veto it. They couldn’t override him on permitless carry. So no hope.

I received an email from my LGS stating no form 4 and within 2 hours they backtracked and said legal was advising them to stop selling without a form 4.

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Which State was this in?

Louisiana , typing more because I have to have 15 characters to post.

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That’s good to know.

From SilencerShop… they are saying SBR and SBS are -not- a part of this deal.

Yeah, lots of ass-covering going on now regarding dealers.

I would like to know if a future Demtard POTUS and Congress can make paying the fees retroactive. Kind of ex post facto. Now before you say “Ex post facto laws are unconstitutional” I might remind you that the Lautenberg Law (may he burn in Hell) is indeed ex post facto. It was retroactive to any DV convictions. Forget how you personally feel about domestic violence, it was indeed made retroactive and I believe even survived a SCOTUS challenge. So it’s been done before.

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Correct. Only silences and AOWs for some reason.

68 GCA. Palmetto State Armory were saying sbr’s were ok the next morning but they’ve since changed their tune.

Yeah on a National level it would be nice for someone to come out and explain what we can and can’t do.

I am still waiting for the final word for local dealers before I get excited. This seems too good to be true.

Change for the better is unlikely.

Change for the better is unlikely.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bm6yYvKbPt4

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The 7 days claim was saying something hopeful that ended up not being factual.

If the law was overturned(or at least those involved in derailing it got targeted to get primaried) i might be a bit more optimistic.

No. Apparently everyone understood what 7 day stay to appeal meant but you.

Yes they can still appeal but say they won’t. Right now the judge’s decision is in force.

Can you show me where 60 days was ever mentioned before yesterday?

Why won’t they appeal?

And please make it simple. I am one of the people who was responsible for directly causing anti 2A legislation because i was always too stupid to understand the benefit of praising/funding the NRA.

The 7 day and 60 day clocks are standard rules of federal court procedure.

Didn’t know that and i sure don’t recall anything about 60 days getting mentioned regarding the nfa case.

Also, the details getting put out since yesterday seem less like anything is actually changing versus earlier claims.

It’ll eventually have to go to SCOTUS I predict, so we’re a long way from resolution. Another thing to keep in mind is that even if SCOTUS someday rules that a $0 tax nullifies those specific items from the NFA, a Demoshit Congress and POTUS can simply re-add them as a tax to the next revenue bill (since you only need 51 votes, no fillibuster). My question then is always whether they try to make it retroactive.

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More than likely just like with the brace fiasco. You could keep your brace but you had to register it as an SBR. Thankfully that b.s. rule was dropped.