By Mark Levenson, The Boston Globe
NATICK — Massachusetts gun dealers sold more than 2,000 military-style rifles Wednesday — nearly one-quarter of the total sold last year — after Attorney General Maura Healey moved to bar semiautomatic rifles that have been altered slightly to evade the state’s assault weapons ban.
The 2,251 assault rifles snapped up in a gun-buying frenzy represented a remarkable uptick from the 132 sold Tuesday and the 51 sold Monday, before Healey announced her ban. The numbers were first reported by Commonwealth Magazine.
Commentary by: Lynn Cheramie, Founder, Freedom Fighters of America
Yes it did backfire. Eventually they will sell the parts separately and you will put the rifle together yourself. As long as their are no instructions for assembly and the parts can be used for another purpose they won't be able to ban it!
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NATICK — Massachusetts gun dealers sold more than 2,000 military-style rifles Wednesday — nearly one-quarter of the total sold last year — after Attorney General Maura Healey moved to bar semiautomatic rifles that have been altered slightly to evade the state’s assault weapons ban.
The 2,251 assault rifles snapped up in a gun-buying frenzy represented a remarkable uptick from the 132 sold Tuesday and the 51 sold Monday, before Healey announced her ban. The numbers were first reported by Commonwealth Magazine.
Commentary by: Lynn Cheramie, Founder, Freedom Fighters of America
Yes it did backfire. Eventually they will sell the parts separately and you will put the rifle together yourself. As long as their are no instructions for assembly and the parts can be used for another purpose they won't be able to ban it!
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