How much support does this have in the Senate?

AB 286 cleared the assembly floor with a party line vote and now is in the senate judiciary committee for review Tuesday 11 May 2021 @ 1:00pm

AB 286...AB 286 cleared the assembly floor with a party line vote and now is in the senate judiciary committee for review Tuesday 11 May 2021 @ 1:00pm

AB 286 does nothing to promote public safety. This bill would ban homemade firearms made for personal use, which has been legal for centuries in the U.S.

AB 286 would make home-made firearms illegal. This bill doesn’t differentiate whether these home-made firearms came from kits or not; any home-made firearm, without a serial number, regardless if came from a kit, would be illegal, as would many accessories and/or parts that firearms owners commonly use for modifications.

There are tens of thousands of Nevadan’s that own home-made firearms; and AB286 also doesn’t have any sort of “grandfather” clause, meaning that these Nevada citizens would automatically become criminals overnight, simply for possessing their firearms, that they legally made, under both state and federal law.

For those of us that have the knowledge, the skill and the desire to make our own products including firearms, this an infringement of our rights in the most egregious manner.

To make the presumption that banning this centuries old tradition would stop or slow any crime is naive at best, and being intentionally deceiving for self-serving political goals at worst.

Please contact the senate judiciary and submit an exhibit opinion in opposition to this to
SenJUD@sen.state.nv.us
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