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Puerto Rico: SAF Lauds Puerto Rico Court Victory For Gun Rights
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A surprising victory for gun rights in Puerto Rico has eliminated the firearms registry and licensing requirements to purchase and carry in the Commonwealth, the Second Amendment Foundation has confirmed.
As of now, according to Sandra Barreras with Ladies of the Second Amendment (LSA), the group that brought the lawsuit, �there is no regulation to purchase or carry (and) all purchases will be handled in accordance with federal firearms regulations.� LSA is affiliated with SAF through the International Association for the Protection of Civilian Arms Rights (IAPCAR). |
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stevelync
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| This is a good reason to pull the cork on a bottle of Puerto Rico's finest, and light up a Bolivar. |
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