• Mandate the firearm and ammunition registration in the US.
• The Attorney General would issue a license to possess firearms or ammunition to individuals.
• It would require the owner of a firearm to give the make, model, the serial number of the firearm, and ammunition, the identity of the owner, the date the firearm was acquired, and where it will be stored.
• The attorney general would be required to make a public database of the gun & ammo registry accessible by federal, state, and local governments, including the military – even the GENERAL PUBLIC! (you're next door neighbor, random criminal looking to rob you)
• Need a gun-owner to pass a full psychological evaluation to have license to purchase ammo or gun, psych eval. to include your household and interviewing your family.
Example: spouse, ur ex spouse, and "at least 2 other persons who are members of the family.
• Licenses will be denied to individuals hospitalized for issues such as depressive episodes; no duration for license disability is specified, and it does not matter whether the individual sought help voluntarily.
• For antique firearms and individuals could apply for license to display the firearm in their residence. To display an antique, applicants have to prove they own an antique firearm, describe how they will display it, and demonstrate that they have “safe” storage for it.
• “Military Style Weapons” would require an additional license and undergo 24 hours of safety & live fire training. I believe this is in addition to the base 24 hours of training required to possess firearms and ammunition.
• “Military-style weapons” are defined as they are under assault weapons bans like those in CA & NJ – weapons are identified by name or because they possess two or more features found on commonly owned, modern semiautomatic firearms such as an adjustable stock, pistol grip, etc.
• Prohibit the sell and use of magazines that contain more than ten ammo, even handguns like cz-clones, tristars, canik, prohibited list goes on...
• Also criminalizes the possession of “large-capacity magazines” (those carrying greater than 10 rounds) and “ammunition that is 0.50 caliber or greater.”
• Violations would incur a $75,000-$150,000 fine and 15-25 years in prison.
• Require owners to have an insurance policy from the government for civil liability.
• Mandate yrly payment of $800 for people who own ammo or gun.
• If you cannot pay yrly $800 you must surrender all firearms and ammunition owned or possessed by the individual, to the AG.
• This bill applies retroactively, so current firearms owners will have three months to supply their gun & ammo information to the federal government from the bill’s effective date.
• No grandfathering clause.That means if you have an old rusting .22 rifle sitting in an one of your closets, an antique in display case you inherited you will have to comply with all the provisions of the bill or face a heavy fines and possible imprisonment.
Video From Guns & Gadgets
https://t.co/YjlxtUoxID
Oh and just to show you Sheila Jackson Lee has no clue what she's talking about and shouldnt be introducing any legislation on this subject here's a clip from Officer Tatum.
