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The Board of Supervisors unanimously approved regulations Tuesday that will require all gun dealers to videotape firearm sales and report sales of ammunition to police. The legislation would also require that dealers send weekly reports to the police on ammo sales.
Because High Bridge Arms has been the city’s only gun store since 1999, employees said the legislation targeted them and forced them to close — a fact that was not lost on the bill’s sponsor.
“If as an ancillary effect and benefit we lose the last remaining gun store in San Francisco, I believe all of us will be better off,” said Supervisor Mark Ferrell at the board meeting Tuesday. He said he hoped the new legislation would prevent loss, theft, and trafficking of firearms and ammo from dealers and give the police better tools to “prevent crime and keep our neighborhoods safe.”
The art of forcing federal firearms licensees to close through additional taxes:
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And zoning restrictions outside of what applies to other lawful commercial enterprise:
http://ift.tt/1P2gyCV
Has become Priority One with many counties and municipalities.
I knew the original owner of High Bridge (Bob Chow) quite well, and this is a sad day for me outside of any question of government overreach.
The Board of Supervisors unanimously approved regulations Tuesday that will require all gun dealers to videotape firearm sales and report sales of ammunition to police. The legislation would also require that dealers send weekly reports to the police on ammo sales.
Because High Bridge Arms has been the city’s only gun store since 1999, employees said the legislation targeted them and forced them to close — a fact that was not lost on the bill’s sponsor.
“If as an ancillary effect and benefit we lose the last remaining gun store in San Francisco, I believe all of us will be better off,” said Supervisor Mark Ferrell at the board meeting Tuesday. He said he hoped the new legislation would prevent loss, theft, and trafficking of firearms and ammo from dealers and give the police better tools to “prevent crime and keep our neighborhoods safe.”
The art of forcing federal firearms licensees to close through additional taxes:
http://ift.tt/1P2gyCT
And zoning restrictions outside of what applies to other lawful commercial enterprise:
http://ift.tt/1P2gyCV
Has become Priority One with many counties and municipalities.
I knew the original owner of High Bridge (Bob Chow) quite well, and this is a sad day for me outside of any question of government overreach.
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