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Where isn't an ill. ret. legal?
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<blockquote data-quote="CombatDiver" data-source="post: 457072" data-attributes="member: 29470"><p>Legislators don't write hunting proclamations, department of natural resources and departments of wildlife do. They know what they are writing (not that the enforcers always know). We're not talking about the politically swayed BATFE who charges some one for putting a scope on a gun without being a FFL, we're talking of an intricate relationship between hunters and the DNR/DWR. Of all the states I have hunted in the regulations have been broad and vague but written technically and easily defensible in a court of law. All that I have read state projected sights, not illuminated sights. If illuminated sights are restricted then so are fiber optic sights which do the same thing as illuminated sights.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="CombatDiver, post: 457072, member: 29470"] Legislators don't write hunting proclamations, department of natural resources and departments of wildlife do. They know what they are writing (not that the enforcers always know). We're not talking about the politically swayed BATFE who charges some one for putting a scope on a gun without being a FFL, we're talking of an intricate relationship between hunters and the DNR/DWR. Of all the states I have hunted in the regulations have been broad and vague but written technically and easily defensible in a court of law. All that I have read state projected sights, not illuminated sights. If illuminated sights are restricted then so are fiber optic sights which do the same thing as illuminated sights. [/QUOTE]
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