Actually, I put a Beretta 1301 aside for her to use... Which is a better weapon for home defense for her, but the what if was always a concern.
Anyway, back on topic.
Thank you folks, that was much more helpful!
FWIW: I'm pretty sure it's calendar days. I don't recall the judge giving a business day word in the opinion / order.
Correct me if I’m wrong… But I was pretty sure that no one could touch or use one of your firearms without you present unless they possessed an HQL.
That includes anyone in your household.
The reason I’m bringing this up is I’m not sure it was just the HQL law, but also specific language...
Bahahahahaha
Your point is fairly irrelevant at this time.
The market for the lab radar has completely fallen apart and effectively the Garmin chronograph is put lab radar out of business.
The reality is that tracking all the way down range isn’t useful, unless you’re actually going to try to...
My question, for everybody is: what happens if the HQL is struck down? For example, what constitutes transferred to another person and how do you accomplish that if the language for the HQL is still in the law?
For example, your wife likes to go to the range with you and shoot specific...
https://www.garmin.com/en-US/p/771164
garmin is WAY better than the lab radar…..
It’s all but put lab radar out of business. Which means that you can find lab radars cheap…
My backyard is a Maryland state park 6 feet beyond the fence. This means that I am well under 100 yards from the park, and that 100 yards covers my entire property.
One assumes that I really need to do is walk around my yard until somebody in the neighborhood, who is a flaming liberal, I see is...
Folks, question:
If you are on you own personal property, have a Carry Permit, but live within 100 yards of a State Park... Are you prevented from carrying while on your own property by this new law?
(My backyard is a State Park run my MoCo.)
GB