Minnesota Wacky!

[MikeBjerum]

http://www.revisor.mn.gov/pages/doctypes/bills/text.php?number=SF2269&version=0&session_year=2016&session_number=0

http://www.revisor.mn.gov/bills/text.php?session=ls89&number=HF2415&session_number=0&session_year=2015&version=list

Idiots!

Waiting periods, mandatory training, registry, storage ...

Read the storage restrictions, and tell me if I am ok:

My handguns are hanging on one wall, the long guns are in a rack on another, reloading supplies are under the long guns, and on a third wall are the shelves with the ammunition storage.  That is separate, isn't it?

Why the F... can I not have my cowboy guns in their cart, in my family room, INSIDE  OUR  LOCKED  HOUSE?

[Ulmus]

Not wacky, a brilliant test bed for the anti-gunners to see if this new end around will work.  Keep an eye on this.

[tombogan03884]

If you tolerate it ......

[MikeBjerum]

Emails already sent to my Congressman and Senator.  They have been great supporters of EVERYTHING I have contacted them on.  In the House the Chair* of the Committee that will hear this first is a retired Sheriff.  He is currently blocking a Bill for Universal Background Checks.  There is another Bill that has been introduced in the Senate but going nowhere so far that will limit carry.  Looks like a major pre-election attack on the Second Amendment in our fair state.

* Rep. Tony Cornish is from the district just east of us.  He served in law enforcement most of his career.  His son is a State Trooper.  When I had my little motorcycle incident five or six years ago it was young officer Cornish who investigated.  He was more interested in my LCP than the accident.  After much time about the LCP and some about the 1911, I was carrying both, he said that I was only going to be listed as a witness, and then he went off to interview the two in the car, because their story of who was driving did not match mine.  Mine put the guy behind the wheel, and the guy had his license revoked.