Handgun's Color Leads to Lawsuit (Alan Gura from D.C. v. Heller strikes again!)

Washington Post ^ | March 10, 2009 | Martin Weil

[neverdem]

A D.C. woman filed suit in U.S. District Court yesterday, claiming that the city would not let her register a pistol because of its color.

Tracey A. Hanson argued that her application to register a .45-caliber semiautomatic was denied because the gun is not on the California Safe Handgun Roster, which is the standard in the city.

Hanson tried to register a two-tone, stainless steel/black pistol, according to the suit. But the list has that model in olive drab green, dark earth or black, not in two-tone, stainless/black, the suit asserts...

[Trailerpark Badass]

See post #38.

[Trailerpark Badass]

You’re right, I misread it.

[Reeses]

There is nothing leftists won’t envy: the fancy stainless steel on your gun, the size of your new TV, the softness of your toilet paper. That’s no fair!

[ExSoldier]

Sounds like a one of the ParaOrdnance models. I'm thinking of picking one up for me this Saturday at the gun show.