r/Miguns • u/cobigguy • 4d ago

Legal FPC Moves to End State NFA Laws After Injunction, including MI.

https://www.firearmspolicy.org/fpc-moves-to-end-state-nfa-laws-after-injunction-atf-guidance-end-federal-registration-requirements-for-untaxed-firearms
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u/cobigguy 4d ago

Personally I doubt it'll go anywhere, at least for the foreseeable future, but it is interesting and one can hope!

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u/Boots402 4d ago

You are probably right as far as legislation goes; however, we have good appellate courts in Michigan, I would bet if it goes to court the law would be ruled unconstitutional.

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u/cobigguy 4d ago

That would be a heck of a win.

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u/notcrazypants 4d ago

Clearly the fed govs intention was to avoid a patchwork of laws across the US in this regard. MI should stop enforcement now while the slow process to fix the state wording goes through.

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u/Mecaneecall_Enjunear 4d ago

Hey, I’ll throw em a donation. I appreciate that they’re trying.

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u/jeremycouch 3d ago

The biggest thing to do right now is to go for vote in the Attorney General race if you want the best chance to be protected. Everything I see says the race is super tight. That said, I haven't heard an official position by any candidate.

I'm on the border in Indiana and about to join a range in Michigan, but these BS Michigan laws need to be fixed or at least an Attorney General who refuses to prosecute laws that are unconstitutional.

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u/Traditional-Lie2491 2d ago

its all going to be dependent on the election in Nov. If the commies get in you might as well stay in Indiana.

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u/jeremycouch 2d ago

Is it a real possibility that the state House/Senate flip to the commies? My understanding is the only reason MI hasn't gone the way of VA is the house knocking down anti gun legislation.

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u/Traditional-Lie2491 1d ago

Its a toss up right now except for the rural areas. In my area (eastern MI) it could go either way. I'm hoping we can keep the house and get the governor.