[samuel12RB]

Missouri's governor signed a bill that declares federal gun laws invalid. This would, in effect, allow an average citizen in Missouri to own automatics/suppressors. Similar legislation already exists in Montana, but there's no guarantee the federal government won't get involved.

I think that governor simply wants to show, that he controls something about it, but in my opinion - he doesn't. I truly think that laws, especially in the process when they are pending as a bill or draft, they should be written and fully analyzed by the professional lawyers, with all the notices and recommendations from them. Talking of that, do you know some great law firms, which can help you with jural procedures? I've heard that this firm ( over there: [Link Redacted]) won some great cases all over the country. Did you hear about them?