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Assault Weapons Ban of 2021
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Mar 17th a 07:53 PM
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by Steve Helsley |
Steve Helsley |
The first version of the next assault weapon ban is in print. No bill number has yet been assigned. While normally this might be considered wildly 'off topic' - It contains both good and perplexing news for our members.
As part of the effort to define assault weapons, lists of firearms that 'are' definitely assault weapons and those that definitely 'aren't' have been included in the legislation. The good news for our members is that the authors of the legislation have graciously included in the list of firearms that aren't assault weapons -- H&H Royals, Westley Richards with detachable locks and Boss guns.
Now for the perplexing element. The Rigby 401 sidelock is also identified as a non-assault weapon. As I serve a Rigby's company historian, that model didn't 'ring a bell' - so I put the question to our managing director in London. His response - and I quote was "HAHAHA."
For those of you who fancy rifles - the Ruger Mini-14 is NOT an assault weapon.
What a great country!
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