When and where will it end.

I wonder what Samuel Adams, John Adams, George Washington and the other Founding Fathers would think?

I can tell you that this poor old slub will give up his Firearm… when its taken from my cold dead hands!

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I’m not in Oregon, but make no mistake, if this continues there, it’ll eventually happen in every other state. Think the Brady Campaign hasn’t caught on yet? All it’ll take is one person in the neighborhood asking for those “public records” on all of his neighbors and pointing them out to everyone to start somethin’.

If they can keep cops’ personal information out of the public eye, since it’s police departments that dole out CCW’s, they should damn well keep this sealed.

With google caching, the information will still be out there, even if they order it taken down. (Being judges and all, they can do what they want. Who needs laws.)

Bullies don’t like it when victims hit back.

Insane.

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Besides buying a firearm or two with no paperwork, I would also recommend everyone buy reloading equipment and components and LEARN HOW TO USE THEM!

I think the Libtards will more likely try an end-run, by making ammo illegal or impossibly expensive, rather than trying to go after the 2A straight on.

a circuit court in Jackson County ruled in April that people have to document that the license is for security reasons in order to be exempt from public records law.

What does this a**hole think, that people carry a concealed weapon in public for entertainment?

Washington County’s sheriff is asking 10,000 people who hold concealed handgun licenses whether they want their names made public if it is requested as an Oregon public record.

Sheriff Rob Gordon said he believes that people obtain these licenses as a security measure, which would exempt the release of their names. But a circuit court in Jackson County ruled in April that people have to document that the license is for security reasons in order to be exempt from public records law.

On Friday, license holders will be mailed letters asking them to say whether they obtained the license for security reasons, and whether they want their information kept confidential.

“Instead of going through the process of saying that it’s implied, we’re going though the process of getting the documentation that says that it is,” said Sgt. Vance Stimler, public information officer at the Washington County Sheriff’s Office.

Kudos to Sheriff Gordon. A judge makes a stupid ruling contrary to privacy laws, and this law enforcement officer fixes the judge’s little red wagon by being proactive and contacting the people whose identities may be revealed by judicial fiat.

In Oklahoma the law specifically states that access to the list of Concealed Handgun License holders is restricted to law enforcement only.

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