That’s a hard pass for ‘ol Haz. There is absolutely no way I’ll give anyone information (especially catalogued!) on my inventory outside of the bare minimum of the couple of items I’m legally required to declare by CA law to hold my CCW permit. Beyond that, nope.

It clearly will violate ‘Bruen’, full stop. but how many *years* to correct it? Will the Fifth Circuit bail us out here like they did on pistol braces?

What if they do the same ‘Federal judge Shopping’ excursion and get a national ruling they want?

Question, questions…

They had better move fast before the SCotUS cuts their legs off at the knees and says they can’t make laws without the Congress.

Suppose they do, because they know it’s coming – What can we do about it with the courts? It was *obviously* done to skirt a SCotUS ruling they hate with a passion, what does that ruling do to all previous BATF ‘interpretations’?

Will be forced to litigate each and every one over a decade or more or can we get a federal court to just say “Hell, no, you’re trying to pull a fast one here.”

It will CLEARLY be a violation of the ‘Bruen’ decision, since private firearm sales have ALWAYS been legal, and what they are trying to do now is build a future airtight gun registration system, where every firearm has a paper history. Actual fascists love records to consult.

We better get a gun registration case to the SCotUS as fast as we can, because the only way a government won’t take the citizen’s guns is if the government has no way of knowing what the individual citizen’s own. That’s the only way we keep this nation literally fascist-free if we ever need to use the 2A for what is was designed for.

EDIT – The movie ‘Civil War’ I am interested in seeing. The Leftist Scum ™ actually think the military will do their dirty work for them. How quaint. Over 80 percent of the folks doing the ‘wet work’ in the military, are conservative, but what dooms their plan *dead* is what China had to do when they slaughtered the students in Tienanmen Square. They didn’t us troops stationed in Beijing, the pulled in the most rural troops they could find who knew nothing of living the big-city ways of life. To them, they were dangerous ‘other people’.

That won’t work with the way the US military works. Personnel are randomly rotated every 2-3 years to a new post, effectively evenly mixing where everyone is from. They may control the officer corps, but they will have a tough time building battalions to hunt down the rural folks who won’t turn their guns in when told.

I suppose that will be the beginning of civil war part deux… 😉 –