“A judge said Pittsburgh has 10 days to respond to a National Rifle Association lawsuit challenging the legality of a city law requiring gun owners to report their lost or stolen guns.”
http://www.thepittsburghchannel.com/news/19526396/detail.html
“The NRA’s lawsuit against the city claims that the ordinance violates the state’s Uniform Firearms Act of 1939, which says “no county, municipality or township may, in any manner, regulate the lawful ownership, possession or transportation of firearms … when carried or transported for purposes not prohibited by the laws of this commonwealth.””
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Why this is extremely relevant? Because we’re fighting the same battle here in York, Pennsylvania. And the anti-gun advocates who never have their facts straight argued that Pittsburgh and Philadelphia have passed similar laws and haven’t been sued by the NRA. (We corrected them on that fact.) Granted, they were correct in that the Brady Campaign has offered free legal assistance.
I will be sending this article to our city council….
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