rmbstyle
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So the sales rep at the Bass Pro gun department told me that the law requiring spent casings for every new handgun is going away October 1st. Is this true? I can't seem to find any information on this.
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Spent Casing Law
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Yep, one tiny victory for us!
NateIU10
Ultimate Member
That is true
rmbstyle
Member
Glad to hear its true. That law was really annoying when trying to buy something online
Threeband
The M1 Does My Talking
Blood will flow in the streets!
whistlersmother
Peace through strength
Somehow I get the vision of a stream of brass being spewed out of the front doors of MSP, flooding down the street and engulfing the Baron...
spclopr8tr
Whatchalookinat?
Nope, if the state doesn't sell it for scrap the keepers of the warehouse likely will. Or sell it to O'Malley at 10% what it is worth.
Threeband
The M1 Does My Talking
We should gin up a desperate emergency campaign to raise millions of dollars from starry-eyed gun control types to
"Save the Evidence!
"The Gun Lobby has tricked Maryland into disposing of its forensic collection of bullet case shell thingies, potential evidence which can solve millions of murder cases.
"These bullet shell case thinmajigs preserve the ballistic fingerprints of millions of murder weapons! No wonder the racist gun lobby want the evidence destroyed!
"Since the Republican's illegitimate seizure of the Maryland Governor's Mansion, the Utopian State has been denied the funding to continue this vital, life-saving ballistic fingerprint program and its precious database of evidence.
"We need your financial help immediately to save these casing shell bullet whatchamacallits, every one of which can send a murderer to prison, before the republicans melt them down in their scheme to save their criminal friends from justice.
"Won't you send what you can today? $10,000... $5,000... even a donation of only $1,000 can preserve a shell bullet case thing and send a Klansman to prison!
"Send your donations today to
"Maryland Shall Issue
332 Cape St. Claire Rd #342
Annapolis, MD 21409"
"Save the Evidence!
"The Gun Lobby has tricked Maryland into disposing of its forensic collection of bullet case shell thingies, potential evidence which can solve millions of murder cases.
"These bullet shell case thinmajigs preserve the ballistic fingerprints of millions of murder weapons! No wonder the racist gun lobby want the evidence destroyed!
"Since the Republican's illegitimate seizure of the Maryland Governor's Mansion, the Utopian State has been denied the funding to continue this vital, life-saving ballistic fingerprint program and its precious database of evidence.
"We need your financial help immediately to save these casing shell bullet whatchamacallits, every one of which can send a murderer to prison, before the republicans melt them down in their scheme to save their criminal friends from justice.
"Won't you send what you can today? $10,000... $5,000... even a donation of only $1,000 can preserve a shell bullet case thing and send a Klansman to prison!
"Send your donations today to
"Maryland Shall Issue
332 Cape St. Claire Rd #342
Annapolis, MD 21409"
Blacksmith101
Grumpy Old Man
- Jun 22, 2012
- 22,288
Better change the address to MSI. Or change the ad to say something about "The Issue in Maryland is Shall we keep possibly valuable evidence away from the melt down furnace." otherwise someone might Google the name to learn more.
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