Illinois Bill Wants to Force Glock to Change Design, Even Though They've Done Nothing Wrong

[Annihilator]

And here we go again Illinois…..Glock this and that and now including other Glock type of pistols……

Illinois Bill Wants to Force Glock to Change Design, Even Though They've Done Nothing Wrong

Illinois proposes bill forcing Glock to redesign pistols due to third-party auto sears controversy.

bearingarms.com

 

[PieterCoetzee]

Its the legal version of "Tiny Bites". I keep saying Glock should say "See Ya" and stop all sales to the (Blue) states that want to sue them. ALL SALES, NO LEO, NO repairs, NO service. Sure other companies will step in until they get sued. Bill Ruger cowed to the Assault/Mag ban in the 90s, so there will be gun defectors. S&W will probably swoop in too; but the PUBLIC needs to take notice and stop buy guns from collaborators

 

[PieterCoetzee]

There has to be a price for legal stupidity. When a state passes a gun/magazine ban limit, it should also apply to police and certainly to politicians. You vote for a 10 round mag limit, then it also applies to your protection detail. You want to sue gun manufacturers then remove them from you government inventory. If you dont like police, then hire more social workers; because surely they can handle the problems on the street

 

[Pitdogg2]

Yea, it's the guns fault! It could never be poor little criminals fault, because the judges keep turning them loose.
Richard Pearson director of the Illinois rifle association said something to this effect. Why not just ban steel as any skilled machinist could make a full auto firearm in just a few days no matter what the company does to their products.

 

[Tangof1!]

Why aren't automobiles governed to 70 MPH so no one exceeds the speed limit? Illinois is a great State to be FROM. Take my word for it. Gun's are only one problem living in Illinois, there's many, many more.

 

[Anchorite]

There has to be a price for legal stupidity.

I think this would make a great bumper sticker.

On a more serious note, there is a price, and in broad terms it's called a jury verdict, and it applies to both criminal matters and civil matters.

 

[Pitdogg2]

Illinois is a great State to be FROM. Take my word for it. Gun's are only one problem living in Illinois, there's many, many more.

I agree, unfortunately I have 5 more years until retirement and boom I'm leaving so fast the pavement will dislodge behind me vehicle.

 

[Lab4Us]

then it also applies to your protection detail.

Or perhaps in any State where Constitutional rights are suppressed/removed, State level/private protection details should be outlawed?