You are not wrong, here's at least 3 cases exemplifying the unconstitutionality of Chapter 135. Commonwealth v. Lacus - West Springfield LTC holder charged with 5 “assault style firearm” counts, 6 “untraceable firearm” counts, and improper storage. GOAL says the case turns on disputed Ch. 135 interpretations, including whether AR lowers/uppers qualify and serialization timing. Commonwealth v. Culotta / Kyle Culotta - Arizona Air Force veteran/new MA arrival arrested after traffic stop for firearm possession without MA license; held without bail under dangerousness statute. GOAL says large-capacity and ASF charges were later dismissed. Commonwealth v. Marquis - NH nonresident arrested after crash after voluntarily disclosing firearm; charged under the new licensing regime under Chapter 135. SJC upheld the current regime; GOAL disputes it and supported cert. @WhiteHouse @GOALupdate @TheJusticeDept @AAGDhillon @2A_Freedom @gunpolicy @GunOwners @gunrights @NRAILA @GunWashington @Guns_Gadgets @AttyTomGrieve

And today's total for lost revenue to state of Massachusetts due to the illegal and unconstitutional Handgun ban/"roster" is... Based on 10,000 (very conservative) handguns purchased as there are roughly 497,237 licensed gun owner's in Massachusetts - ATLAS GUNWORKS TITAN V3 RDS DLC BLACK (9MM) WITH MED FLAT BLACK TRIGGER HIGH GRIP AMBI SAFETY OPTICS READY - $6,495. At 10,000 purchased Massachusetts MISSED out on $4,059,375. Good job Healey As an FYI to those not from Taxachusetts the total is quantified based on state sales tax of 6.25% @POTUS @AAGDhillon @VP @RapidResponse47 @gunpolicy @gunrights @Guns_Gadgets @GunOwners @NRAILA @GunWashington @2A_Freedom @agenturban @MassFiscal @MA_vs_Healey @capegunworks @2AFDN @masspolicy @WhiteHouse @GOALupdate @Comm2A @TheJusticeDept