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Originally Posted by UtahDan
No the background and eye checks aren't the issue. Those are standard. The big issue is this language:
"Even then, D.C. gun owners would be prohibited from keeping their gun loaded unless they could demonstrate that, as the city's new gun law says, the firearm is being used against a reasonably perceived threat of immediate harm."
As I reread it I see that it is only talking about having it loaded. I thought it said they had to show a threat of immediate harm to have one at all. That changes my thinking. Still, I don't think that particular language will pass muster because it erects an impossibly high hurdle. I will, however, fess up to having misread it the first time around.
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I agree that the "can't have it loaded unless for self-defense" is the issue. That will probably get it stricken.
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