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Cripes.

I bought a couple of Glocks, from a FF dealer, in the tail end of the Brandon misAdministration.

Now I got something else to worry about.
 
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I'm not on his side, but it's a poor comparison.

Driving is a privilege, not a right. States extend the courtesy to other states, partly because the FedGov holds Federal highway funds hostage for those states that do not.

Fun fact: For a few years my father was an industrial chemical salesman for what's now Exxon. He was a resident of New Jersey at the time; but most of his business customers were out-of-state.

New York hadn't completely de-industrialized at that point, the mid-1950s. So, to stay compliant and avoid small-towns intercepting his car and issuing a driving-without-a-license summons...he obtained a "New York Only" non-resident driver's license. He wouldn't have been bothered in the NYC area, where his office was, but going upstate to Rochester and Buffalo could have resulted in problems.

So. States have incentive to extend the courtesy between states. States similarly, get DIScouragement to making their firearms laws Constitutionally-compliant. It goes without saying, Washington just HATES! that.

Firearms possession and ownership are Constitutionally-protected, but as has been shown - that protection only is as deep as the shallow Statist minds of the Stuporeme kangaroos.
 
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A Second Opinion is a recurring series by Haley Proctor on the Second Amendment and constitutional litigation. Last Monday, the Supreme Court heard argument in United States v. Hemani. In […]
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