SO....... does Omaha have the power to require PERMIT HOLDERS to register (after 430 takes effect) their guns, or not? If not, then we'll see a spike in
permit numbers, I'd bet.
When???
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Posts: 1198 (06/05/09 21:08:39) |
.....Clingin' to my guns over here, Boss.......
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ram4x4nut |
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Posts: 252 (06/05/09 21:45:51) |
jimbob86 wrote: Nope, Omaha loses this "power", even for Omaha citizens. But only for handguns and only if you have a CCW permit. |
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Posts: 1199 (06/06/09 22:53:42) |
SOOOOOO..... how do I "unregister" my Carry Gun?......... kinda like puttin' the toothpaste back in the tube, huh?
Anybody in the market for an EMP?
.....Clingin' to my guns over here, Boss.......
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movado |
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Posts: 57 (06/07/09 10:41:54) |
Well what if you sell it to a relative?
Then they gift it to you as a late birthday gift? Not sure how this works.
There's no such thing as a good gun. There's no such thing as a bad gun. A gun in the hands of a bad man is a very dangerous thing. A gun in the hands
of a good person is no danger to anyone except the bad guys... - Charlton Heston
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ram4x4nut |
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Posts: 253 (06/07/09 23:03:53) |
movado wrote:Funny how it works. You can sell it to a relative who is not an Omaha resident (as long as they have a permit to purchase). You can notify OPD that you sold it, but I am sure they are going to want to know the details of the transaction. Think they "destroy" your info afterwards, or the info on the new owner? I bet they don't. As far as I know there is no way to effectively unregister a weapon from OPD. Until the new law goes into effect I will still carry my unregistered hardware when I am in Omaha, and will use the AG's opinion if I get hassled about it as my defense. |
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Posts: 58 (06/08/09 07:26:38) |
ram4x4nut wrote:Well that sucks. What is the AG opinion?
There's no such thing as a good gun. There's no such thing as a bad gun. A gun in the hands of a bad man is a very dangerous thing. A gun in the hands
of a good person is no danger to anyone except the bad guys... - Charlton Heston
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Posts: 143 (06/08/09 10:41:40) |
I still have several handguns registered under my name that have been sold (real effective system huh?). Unfortunately, OPD will not transfer the registration
unless you sell the handgun at their window.
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Posts: 254 (06/08/09 16:55:33) |
movado wrote:The AG's opinion back in November was that LB454 already allowed us to carry without town/city restriction. I'd go to court with it it needed. YMMV |
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Posts: 1503 (06/09/09 06:11:27) Member |
maanbr wrote: I once sold a gun to a Lincoln gun store (that was registered in Omaha). Took a bill of sale to OPD and they removed the registration from my name. (At least they said the did ) |
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Posts: 18 (08/22/09 09:39:50) |
ram4x4nut wrote:That would be more hassle than it's worth. The officer can confiscate the weapon and book it into the property room and there it will stay until you get a court order to have it released. I know this because I worked in the property room when I was on light duty. Just wait a few more days until the new law takes effect. |
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