11-10-2018, 04:32 PM
Here's a bit more of an explanation.
http://bulletin.accurateshooter.com/2018...ton-state/
FG ~ Sounds like there's a training requirement. You might be able to help save your community some money there.
The Initiative will require that, as part of a legally compliant transaction, a purchaser or transferee of a "assault rifle" must show the dealer a “certification” or proof of training within the previous five years. The Initiative’s requirements for this training are unclear; it only lists six topics that must be covered, and does not define minimum hours of training, live-fire component or qualifications of the trainers. There are no exceptions to the training requirement. This will add to the cost and time needed to legally acquire any rifle that comes within the definition of a SAR.
https://www.initiative1639.org/what-does...e-1639-do/
http://bulletin.accurateshooter.com/2018...ton-state/
FG ~ Sounds like there's a training requirement. You might be able to help save your community some money there.
The Initiative will require that, as part of a legally compliant transaction, a purchaser or transferee of a "assault rifle" must show the dealer a “certification” or proof of training within the previous five years. The Initiative’s requirements for this training are unclear; it only lists six topics that must be covered, and does not define minimum hours of training, live-fire component or qualifications of the trainers. There are no exceptions to the training requirement. This will add to the cost and time needed to legally acquire any rifle that comes within the definition of a SAR.
https://www.initiative1639.org/what-does...e-1639-do/
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