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SB94831640.5.
(a) An applicant for a firearm safety certificate on or after January 1, 2029, shall have completed a training course within the prior year that meets all of the following conditions:
(1) The training shall be no less than four hours in length, including live-fire shooting exercises.
(4) The live-fire shooting exercises shall take place on a firing range and shall include a demonstration by the applicant of safe handling of firearms and basic firearm shooting proficiency.
It ain't about safety.
*me walking past cases of diabetes inducing buzzballs stacked 5ft tall in a GAS STATION to buy unflavored nicotine pouches because the flavored ones are too dangerous for consumers*Yup, it’s never been about safety..
I can get you "off-roster" nicotine pouches. For a price.*me walking past cases of diabetes inducing buzzballs stacked 5ft tall in a GAS STATION to buy unflavored nicotine pouches because the flavored ones are too dangerous for consumers*
It’s definitely about police officer safety to a meaningful degree. They are the ones finding, counting, and crying about the “ghost” guns on the “streets”. They are a sizable obstacle to 2A freedoms here, among many.Yup, it’s never been about safety..
I believe he terms out soon.Newsom is a jackhole and I can't wait until he's voted out, if Californians ever wise up.
There’s a non zero chance someone who manufactured a firearm when it was legal loses their rights because they just weren’t keeping up with the law.Senate Bill 1220 (Hurtado) — Firearms: prohibited persons
Summary: Known as the Peace Officer Protection Act, this law cracks down on the proliferation of unregistered firearms.
It specifies that individuals convicted of certain misdemeanor ghost gun offenses are automatically subject to California's existing 10-year ban on owning or possessing any firearm.
Xavier Bassura is basically Newsom but somehow even worse. So yeah, we're doomed.I believe he terms out soon.
He does. He's done this year.I believe he terms out soon.
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