Toda/Tomorrow the EU is voting on a new firearms directive that would be the most radical step towards public disarmament at the worst time.
This is what you can do and where you can sign.
firearms-united.com
Here's what's at stake: firearms-united.com
tl;dr
>bans virtually all semi autos
>bans nearly all online sales of guns,requires even euro equivalents of gunbroker/armslist to keep official registration records for everything sold
>unlike he parts that would simply make semi autos illegal, the directive explicitly orders "military-style" semi autos to be confiscated, no exceptions for collectors and for museums only if deactivated permanently
>high cap magazines to be banned and confiscated, magazines treated as a firearm part subject to licensing
>Gun owners are now considered insane by default and lose their guns unless they prove they aren't every few years
>Gun licenses limited to 5 years duration
>deactivated guns, blank, alarm and gas guns to be registered/licensed
>No more cash allowed for gun sales
>The few places that recognized cat D (single shot smoothbore shotguns) will require registration for these, too
It's Feinstein's wet dream and of course just another step towards total public disarmament
On the bright side, cap&ball warned that antiques/repros would be banned too, but the way I understand it they are still exempt.
This is what the people think who are working on this:
>We are killing sport shooting. But we do not think it needs to be done tomorrow. They have licenses for five years now. And we think that we let them a little longer transitional period, perhaps five-year transition period for changing interest, to find a new sport. But we are killing the sport, she says.
Let's pray that it doesn't pass. There are plenty of additions that would make it less bad, but I don't want to see an inch of our rights being taken today.
