Constitutional Law

DC talking about new rules

Story here. The most noteworthy features are ballistic testing (i.e., storing a fired bullet, which was tried somewhere, Calif. perhaps, and proved utterly useless, and a provision that the firearm must be in a safe or trigger locked except in immediate self-defense. So, as one commenter notes, that means you can open the safe when someone is actually beating down your door and not before.

Also they illustrate the story with a semi-auto, while noting that almost all semi-autos are banned....

Full post as published by Of Arms and the Law on July 14, 2008 (boomark / email).