Florida Shooters Network

Ok let's put it in layman's terms

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It says that if a local authority has a written or unwritten regulation or policy that violates the state's 2A preemption law, any person or organization that is affected by said rule can sue the local authority for up to $100k. If the local authority changes the rule voluntarily after suit has been filed, then the plaintiff wins by default.

Be interesting to see this tried against sheriff's offices such as Pinellas county, where they refuse to sign for anything that needs a tax stamp.

The tax stamp stuff is federal. So, nothing the state can do.

I thought the Sheriff no longer has to sign but has to get a copy of paperwork sent in on NFA stuff.

After checking into it, you are correct Augdawg. Been 10 years since my last NFA purchase, and I didn't notice that the rules had changed under obama. Guess my next one will be in my own name now that trusts have to provide all the extra paperwork. Thanks for the info fellow AUG shooter

No problem. Good Luck.

jr81452 wrote: ↑Tue May 25, 2021 11:49 pm After checking into it, you are correct Augdawg. Been 10 years since my last NFA purchase, and I didn't notice that the rules had changed under obama. Guess my next one will be in my own name now that trusts have to provide all the extra paperwork. Thanks for the info fellow AUG shooter

I order sbr and silencers from silencer shop on my phone in the comfort of my couch... welcome to the 2020s

REDinFL wrote: ↑Sun May 16, 2021 7:24 pm The tax stamp stuff is federal. So, nothing the state can do.

So is Marijuana laws, yet states all across the country have given the bird to DC.

If enough states pass firearm freedom acts and tell the Federal Government that they don't give two damns about the NFA. Then the NFA is useless. Laws only have teeth with the majority choose to abide and follow it.

Miami_JBT wrote: ↑Thu May 27, 2021 7:45 am So is Marijuana laws, yet states all across the country have given the bird to DC.

If enough states pass firearm freedom acts and tell the Federal Government that they don't give two damns about the NFA. Then the NFA is useless. Laws only have teeth with the majority choose to abide and follow it.

Straight up fact there