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In reply to the discussion: From His Cold Dead Hands: When Should Grandpa Give Up His Guns? [View all]Jenoch
(7,720 posts)43. The only way to actually change the constitution
is through the amendment process. There are court decisions that interpret the constitutions, but those can be reversed by another court ruling.
I live in Minnesota and we have a safe storage law for homes where minors live. Gyns must be disabled, locked up, and ammunition must be locked and stored separately.
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From His Cold Dead Hands: When Should Grandpa Give Up His Guns? [View all]
SecularMotion
Jul 2014
OP
In Texas after a certain age it is required to go into DPS and it includes an eye test.
Thinkingabout
Jul 2014
#30
I'll add California to the list: ours are every 5 years, and you can renew online, by
petronius
Jul 2014
#44
Ah, I see. Your message posted under mine, but you were trying to post
Erich Bloodaxe BSN
Jul 2014
#27
During my father's last years with Alzheimer's Disease, I regularly followed the
enough
Jul 2014
#11
A lot of so-called responsible gun owners are too old, ill, on meds that alter judgement, etc.,
Hoyt
Jul 2014
#41