The National Weapons Association believes in a New Georgia Rifle A law that allows certain residents to carry a secret weapon into the public without a permit could be dangerous for its citizens.
Philip Smith, founder of the National African-American Weapons Association, told WSB-TV In Atlanta, he fears the law could allow people to buy guns without enough knowledge about them.
“My fear is that you will buy more weapons who are not trained in the details of the weapon. “This is my biggest fear,” Smith said.
SB 319 What supporters call “constitutional enforcement” was passed by the state legislature on April 1 and Republican Governor Brian Kemp signed the bill. The Law On Wednesday. The law does not apply to minors or to those who cannot bear a firearm because of a criminal conviction.
Smith told WSB-TV that he intends to follow the new law and how it will affect black society. Poll Atlanta Journal-Constitution It was found that 70% of Georgians oppose the right of unlicensed people to hold a firearm. The investigation was conducted prior to the legality of the law.
Other states, such as Wisconsin, South Carolina, Indiana, and Nebraska, have passed similar gun laws. CNN.
On April 11, President Joe Biden announced new gun rules, including a plan to eliminate “ghost pistols” or pistols without a serial number. The Biden administration requires gun manufacturers to obtain licenses, conduct background checks and assign serial numbers to each weapon.
HuffPost contacted the National African-American Weapons Association for further comment.
The association, founded in 2015 to promote gun ownership rights in the black community, has more than 30,000 members in more than 75 sections of the country. According to his website.
Source: Huffpost
