Sen. Chris Murphy Targets Military Gun Owners In Defense Bills
Quote:After that, it falls out of step with Constitutional rights. Sen. Murphy’s proposal would require training before anyone in the Department of Defense purchases a firearm for private ownership. He would also require anyone possessing a firearm on a military installation to register that firearm with the base commander, require that firearm be locked in the home and all ammunition stored separately.
Military commanders already require any firearm privately-owned and used on a base to be registered with installation authorities, usually the base’s Provost Marshal. This was the case when I was still on active duty. Those lists are never scrubbed and maintained in perpetuity across the service branch. Firearms that I registered to shoot recreationally and hunt with on base while stationed in California appeared on registries years later in South Carolina.
He also calls for a seven-day waiting period for the purchase of any firearm and a four-day waiting period for ammunition purchases on military installations, and.......
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prohibits the possession of privately owned firearms that are not related to the performance of official duties on property of the Department by anyone who does not live on property of the Department.
Another attempt to use NDAA to slip in anti-gun legislation:
U.S. Senate Trying Reauthorize Undetectable Firearms Act Through NDAA
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