NRA Shoots Down I-1639, WA State Must Read

[vh20]

Fair enough.

 

[ArmyJerry]

Shocking as it is, you do have a funny bone.

I'm not trying to be an asshole. I apologize if it came across that way. My comments were in jest.

 

[ArmyJerry]

THats just sick

I'll put my funny bone in you for the right price.

 

[Khavic]

It is a liberal ploy to mandate training to make it inconvenient to the applicant. Long classes that can be covered in in a 45 minute power point. For example, Ohio specifically defined a 10 hour class that could not be held longer than 8 hours a day. Most of the states do not say what is included in training but will add a time to it. In Virginia, you can take an online class or sit in a class that is mostly someone talking for a while then handing out a pamphlet from the Virginia State Police. The libs are against the online class but don't care what is included in a classroom. Laws are being used to harass not protect.

Nailed it!

These "classes" are designed to make the average person decide it's just too much hassle. They reduce legal CC that way.

 

[tadawson]

I dunno . . . I hear bleating about Texas, but Texas recently cut both class time and fees in half (or better) . . . . hardly seems that they are trying to discourage anything. Yes, there is a range practical, but it's so simple that anyone that can't pass it, I'm not sure I want in public with a firearm anyhow. 20 shots at 3 yeards, 20 at 7, and 10 at 15 . . . 8 ring ot better is 5 points, 7 ring is good for 4, and 3 points for just hitting the man sized silhouette . . . . IE, you would have to be certifiably dense to miss anything at 3 (it's moremlike 2 once you extend your arm . . .), and that's 100 points of the 175 you need right there . . . . 7 yards, just hit the life size silo 20 times and that's another 70 and a couple inside the 8 easily gives 75 and you have passed . . . . as you can see, other than a toyal numpty can pass even if you don't shoot at all at 15 . . . . And the class is mostly making certain you know state law - not about how to shoot. Compared to 2 full days, much higher fees, etc. etc. it's pretty trivial now . . . and I think the main goal of the practical isn't so much to ensure you hit the target, but more that you don't miss and hit someone else . . . Yeah, constitutional carry is great, but this is hardly an impediment . . . Oh, and reduced costs for the poor as well . . .

 

[ArmyJerry]

I dont see this requirement in the 2A so Fuck Texas and any other state that has BS requirements. Its unconstitutional.