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What make , model handgun did Heller have?
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Ruling was it was legal. So if it was a semi automatic how in the heck can the mayor say semi automatics are illegal?
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should be any gun you can hold in the HAND
HANDGUN
should be any gun you can hold in the HAND
NO...the ruling said some handguns...you guys really should read the ruling.
left so many doors open in an order so nothing really gets settled
What license did Heller apply for?
What was on the application?
Suppose it was a Glock.
How can the mayor say only revolvers will be approved, when the SCOTUS basically approved Heller's application?
quote:Originally posted by CHEVELLE427
HANDGUN
should be any gun you can hold in the HAND
NO...the ruling said some handguns...you guys really should read the ruling.
Can't get any simpler than that. 157 pages of lawyerly gobbledygook but in order to understand, you have to read the whole thing.
BTW, it gave me a headache.
SF brings up a good point.
What license did Heller apply for?
What was on the application?
Suppose it was a Glock.
How can the mayor say only revolvers will be approved, when the SCOTUS basically approved Heller's application?
Heller is a D.C. commissioned Special Police Officer. SPOs in D.C. are armed security guards that have arrest powers ONLY on the property where they work, such as museums, etc. Heller carries a handgun at work and applied for a license to have it at home also. That was denied and that was the start of the lawsuit. You can make about $25.00 an hour working as a part time SPO in D.C. Not a bad part time job.
quote:Originally posted by Captplaid
SF brings up a good point.
What license did Heller apply for?
What was on the application?
Suppose it was a Glock.
How can the mayor say only revolvers will be approved, when the SCOTUS basically approved Heller's application?
Heller is a D.C. commissioned Special Police Officer. SPOs in D.C. are armed security guards that have arrest powers ONLY on the property where they work, such as museums, etc. Heller carries a handgun at work and applied for a license to have it at home also. That was denied and that was the start of the lawsuit. You can make about $25.00 an hour working as a part time SPO in D.C. Not a bad part time job.
Nice.. BUT WHAT KIND OF FIREARM DID HE CARRY? GLOCK, SIG, S&W 10...
quote:Originally posted by P228
quote:Originally posted by Captplaid
SF brings up a good point.
What license did Heller apply for?
What was on the application?
Suppose it was a Glock.
How can the mayor say only revolvers will be approved, when the SCOTUS basically approved Heller's application?
Heller is a D.C. commissioned Special Police Officer. SPOs in D.C. are armed security guards that have arrest powers ONLY on the property where they work, such as museums, etc. Heller carries a handgun at work and applied for a license to have it at home also. That was denied and that was the start of the lawsuit. You can make about $25.00 an hour working as a part time SPO in D.C. Not a bad part time job.
Nice.. BUT WHAT KIND OF FIREARM DID HE CARRY? GLOCK, SIG, S&W 10...
Have not heard, but every SPO I have ever seen in DC carries revolvers.
What make , model handgun did Heller have? it was a .38 revolver.