Wouldn't this encroach on infringements of other Constitutional rights violating at least one other amendment? Not that it would be a first.Think "RFID". Does making the lock be RFID capable require an act of Congress or just a statement from the BATF? I surely don't know. Anyway, the cops just drive past your house and pick up an RFID signal from a firearm lock and the next thing you hear is a knock on the door from your neighborly leo. I mean, who could claim that making a lock RFID capable was an infrigement on your right to keep and bear arms? For Pete's sake, its a lock not a gun we're talking about here.
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- Thu Oct 20, 2005 11:04 am
- Forum: General Texas CHL Discussion
- Topic: NRA against gun owners now?
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- Wed Oct 19, 2005 6:46 am
- Forum: General Texas CHL Discussion
- Topic: NRA against gun owners now?
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Wouldn't that require registration? How would the cops know what houses to search for safe and secure storage of guns or would they just do random home searches? Where have I heard this story before. Is history not tought in public schools anymore?If gun locks become standard issue, how long will it be before the anti-gunners whine that although everybody gets issued such a lock, not everybody USES them faithfully. So then they'll urge us to pass a law requiring their use, perhaps even on guns that the owners want to have quickly accessible for home defense, and they might add some kind of monitoring or home inspection clause so that cops can come into your home to check for the safe and secure storage of your guns.