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NEW 2A ALERT for WA State 2025: HB1504 mandatory liability insurance for gun owners, range operators, and dealers introduced by WA Democrats.
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JANUARY 22, 2025
A panel of Washington State Democrats have just introduced House Bill 1504 which would effectively price gun owners out of firearms ownership, eliminate legitimate defensive firearms use through predatory financial burden, and put lawful dealers and shooting range operators out of business.
HB1504 would mandate that gun owners would have to put down a deposit of $25,000, with the receipt of the transaction to be displayed whenever they seek to purchase a firearm. It also requires shooting range operators to have minimum $1,000,000 coverage per "incident" on their premises.
Once again disguised under the veil of "public safety", HB1504's real intent is to discourage and gradually completely eliminate ALL lawful gun ownership and use in the State of Washington through a tactic employed by most modern totalitarian regimes like Communist China, as well as historical organized crime: by hitting their targets in their checkbooks and making it too expensive for them to thrive within their area of operations.
NOTICE: This is a NEW antigun bill which just had been introduced and was picked up by eagle eyed Youtube 2A podcasters. Once it starts moving and other parties become involved, updates will be posted with chronological bullet points in the OP.
HB1504 SUMMARY AND TEXT:
House Democrat pushes bill requiring liability policy to buy or possess firearms
(The Center Square) – Under a bill proposed Monday, Democrats in the Washington State Legislature are pushing to require proof of “financial responsibility” before purchasing or possessing a firearm by
DISCOURSE FROM MR. WILLIAM KIRK OF WASHINGTON GUN LAW:
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Gangster guns of the roaring 20's and the Motor Bandits of the 30's
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Movies like Bonnie and Clyde, The Highwaymen, Public Enemies, The Untouchables, and Lawless have gotten me interested in guns of the prohibition era roaring twenties, and more interestingly, the guns of the "Motorized Bandits" of the 1930's. First up is a Modified Winchester Model 1907 in .351 SLR.
In its pedestrian form, the M1907 was a revolutionary weapon for its day. A blowback-operated semiautomatic rifle, the gun broke down into two pieces for easy portage. The M1907 was a popular Law Enforcement arm and was offered in “Plain,” “Fancy Finish,” and “Police” versions. The rifle’s production run spanned half a century. In 1907 the plain version sold new for $28. That equates out to about $740 today.
Van Meter’s 1907 had been modified for the specific mission of bank robbery by legendary mob gunsmith Hyman Lebman. The barrel was shortened and fitted with a modified Cutts compensator. A Thompson vertical foregrip was fitted to the forearm, and the weapon was converted to full auto. The gun fed from an extended magazine.
Hyman Lebman has also been known as Lehman. His son Marvin espoused the Lebman spelling. Lebman was a depression-era gunsmith and leatherworker based out of a modest shop in San Antonio, Texas. A gifted tinkerer, Lebman had a well-deserved reputation for modifying weapons to make them more tactically effective. His clients included such legendary gangsters as Dillinger, Nelson, Pretty Boy Floyd, Roger “The Terrible” Touhy, and others.
Lebman sold quite a few M1921 Thompson guns through his shop. In the heady days before 1934, the National Firearms Act machineguns could be purchased openly through the mail. It was also legal to convert weapons to full auto without any ancillary government involvement. One of Lebman’s most popular conversions was called the “Baby Machinegun.” This was a Colt M1911 pistol in either .45ACP or .38 Super converted to full auto and fitted with the vertical foregrip from a Thompson, a muzzle compensator, and an extended magazine. Lebman maintained a test range in his basement and once inadvertently loosed a burst from one of these weapons upward through the floor of his home, narrowly missing his son Marvin.
Lebman claimed he thought the sundry gangsters buying his guns were wealthy Texas oilmen who were simply firearms enthusiasts. In 1933 Lebman even hosted Baby Face Nelson, Nelson’s wife Helen, and Homer Van Meter in his home for Thanksgiving. Hyman Lebman continued gunsmithing until 1976 and died of Alzheimer’s disease in 1990. At least two of Lebman’s weapons are on display at the FBI headquarters in Washington DC as part of the Dillinger arsenal.
My Lebman 1907
In its pedestrian form, the M1907 was a revolutionary weapon for its day. A blowback-operated semiautomatic rifle, the gun broke down into two pieces for easy portage. The M1907 was a popular Law Enforcement arm and was offered in “Plain,” “Fancy Finish,” and “Police” versions. The rifle’s production run spanned half a century. In 1907 the plain version sold new for $28. That equates out to about $740 today.
Van Meter’s 1907 had been modified for the specific mission of bank robbery by legendary mob gunsmith Hyman Lebman. The barrel was shortened and fitted with a modified Cutts compensator. A Thompson vertical foregrip was fitted to the forearm, and the weapon was converted to full auto. The gun fed from an extended magazine.
Hyman Lebman has also been known as Lehman. His son Marvin espoused the Lebman spelling. Lebman was a depression-era gunsmith and leatherworker based out of a modest shop in San Antonio, Texas. A gifted tinkerer, Lebman had a well-deserved reputation for modifying weapons to make them more tactically effective. His clients included such legendary gangsters as Dillinger, Nelson, Pretty Boy Floyd, Roger “The Terrible” Touhy, and others.
Lebman sold quite a few M1921 Thompson guns through his shop. In the heady days before 1934, the National Firearms Act machineguns could be purchased openly through the mail. It was also legal to convert weapons to full auto without any ancillary government involvement. One of Lebman’s most popular conversions was called the “Baby Machinegun.” This was a Colt M1911 pistol in either .45ACP or .38 Super converted to full auto and fitted with the vertical foregrip from a Thompson, a muzzle compensator, and an extended magazine. Lebman maintained a test range in his basement and once inadvertently loosed a burst from one of these weapons upward through the floor of his home, narrowly missing his son Marvin.
Lebman claimed he thought the sundry gangsters buying his guns were wealthy Texas oilmen who were simply firearms enthusiasts. In 1933 Lebman even hosted Baby Face Nelson, Nelson’s wife Helen, and Homer Van Meter in his home for Thanksgiving. Hyman Lebman continued gunsmithing until 1976 and died of Alzheimer’s disease in 1990. At least two of Lebman’s weapons are on display at the FBI headquarters in Washington DC as part of the Dillinger arsenal.
My Lebman 1907
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