Of those items in the OP, it seems to me, only this statement says anything misleading: If you lend a gun to someone for to try out at the range, provide a loaner for a student in training, let your son shoot a rifle you purchased while hunting, or provide a gun to a woman for self-defense, you’ve committed a felony. 5 years in prison for each of you.RoyGBiv wrote:I'm not trying to excuse Schumers bill, I find it disgusting that a US Senator of any color would propose such a thing.
But I also find it not-useful to intentionally misrepresent its' contents to create misplaced anger.
It makes us (those who would oppose the bill) seem like the idiots the Left tries to portray us as.
Here's the teeth of it...
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Under this bill...
1. Temporary possession ("loaning") is allowed at shooting ranges
2. Temporary possession ("loaning") is allowed for hunting
3. Transfer between close relatives is allowedAnd let's not forget... Without "Registration", none of this is possible. And registration is illegal.shall not apply to
(A) bona fide gifts between spouses, between
parents and their children, between siblings, or be-
tween grandparents and their grandchildren;
And not all of it...only the parts highlighted in red. As worded, I couldn't have a friend come over and use one of my guns to target shoot or plink on my own property.