SACair Forum

[quote="lifesagame"]I agree, Biz, but I think it's equally or more important to point out the reasons this bill will fail to make the public safer. Painting the guns a bright color will end in more people treating these non-toys as toys, carrying them in public, and creating more situations that can end in tragedy.[/quote]

If you haven't already, post about this on your facebook. Tell your friends at school or work to call, it only takes a few minutes!

Letter I've thrown together. Please print, fill out your address on the top, and mail to your Assembly member.

Off the BAAL site

Sent out a letter to everyone on that commite. You should all do the same.

Emailed a letter to Senator Leon. It took me awhile to find his email, so here it is:

No on SB798 video now on the web:

Opposed on this bill real bad.

We need a No no AB798

I can understand your passion BlainO but the idea of having a "red-tip rally at the Capitiol - mags out and no batterys" would only exacerbate the cause. Contacting your local representatives is the best option to helping defeating this bill.

I just got off the phone with someone from the office of Representative Gilbert Cedillo. The person asked my why I was opposed to the bill. I responded that

called up the office of de Leon,voice out my right to opposed the bill..

the Bill passed the Senate is now going to the Assembly!!!

bump

[quote="Mike_X12"]CALL YOUR LOCAL ASSEMBYLMEN NOW!!![/quote]

Just mailed my Senator and my three reps for the area.

Call this number if you in 4th district call this number, here is a map of 4th district

We need to possibly think about getting a petition to the governor to try to veto it.

yeah i've sent several emails already. I'll email brown as well as put above ^^

Got a letter today.

So in other words, sorry I don't care what you think but please still vote for me later. Nice.

[quote="hairy_apple"]So in other words, sorry I don't care what you think but please still vote for me later. Nice.[/quote]

Send him a reply email and say...

Well put

Don't forget to add the question mark at the end.

As an officer, I wonder if the esteemed legislator who authored this short-sighted bill, will explain to the parents why I will need to start arresting children playing with brightly colored airsoft guns in public. After all they are already illegal to display in public. Brightly colored or not, have 'em in public and off to Juvenile Hall they will go... Parents will love it.

[quote="Highwayman"]As an officer, I wonder if the esteemed legislator who authored this short-sighted bill, will explain to the parents why I will need to start arresting children playing with brightly colored airsoft guns in public. After all they are already illegal to display in public. Brightly colored or not, have 'em in public and off to Juvenile Hall they will go... Parents will love it.[/quote]

I would imagine that the State will need to amend the current law that disallows airsoft guns being in public. If the Legislature thinks this through (Legistature and thinks = mutually exclusive terms), I can't imagine they would want 'Toy' guns shooting pellets 400 fps in the hands of children running around parks, housing tracts, schools etc.

[quote="Highwayman"]I would imagine that the State will need to amend the current law that disallows airsoft guns being in public. If the Legislature thinks this through (Legistature and thinks = mutually exclusive terms), I can't imagine they would want 'Toy' guns shooting pellets 400 fps in the hands of children running around parks, housing tracts, schools etc.

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