AR-15's & similar types may be out of SB281

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    It appears things are getting bogged down in the house committees over what constitutes an assault weapon. Lets hope it gains steam and grows legs and lets crush this stupid law!

    Good article worth the read

    http://www.washingtonpost.com/local...39fada-90cb-11e2-9abd-e4c5c9dc5e90_story.html


    Members are considering removing features common to many semiautomatic rifles modeled after military ones, potentially leaving such guns as the Colt AR-15 and its many copycats legal for purchase. Such weapons are used in only a small fraction of Maryland homicides but have become a symbol of gun-control efforts nationally.

    “I believe the AR-15 is out,” said Del. Luiz R.S. Simmons (D-Montgomery), a committee member. “The committee has done a lot of work talking to both sides to try to figure out what are the features of the gun — not focused on the name like AK-whatever — but certain features that should be banned.”
     

    knownalien

    Ultimate Member
    Jan 3, 2010
    1,793
    Glen Burnie, MD.
    so they can't decide what an assault weapon is based on millitary doctrine . . . though they want to use the fancy monickers? 1) Full auto 2) bullet caliber bigger than a .223/5.56

    they can stop stealing the actual phrase and just use the more accurate: Cosmetically Challenged Weapon.
     

    wpgibson

    Member
    May 25, 2012
    8
    The Baltimore Sun website has a poll on the front page,asking if the AR-15 should be pulled from the gun ban bill. The verbage used in the question is ridiculous and designed to engineer the responses they're looking for.

    Www.BaltimoreSun.com
     

    FrankOceanXray

    Ultimate Member
    Oct 29, 2008
    12,042
    I thought the exact number was 0.

    If this has already been posted I apologize.

    It appears things are getting bogged down in the house committees over what constitutes an assault weapon. Lets hope it gains steam and grows legs and lets crush this stupid law!

    Good article worth the read

    http://www.washingtonpost.com/local...39fada-90cb-11e2-9abd-e4c5c9dc5e90_story.html


    Members are considering removing features common to many semiautomatic rifles modeled after military ones, potentially leaving such guns as the Colt AR-15 and its many copycats legal for purchase. Such weapons are used in only a small fraction of Maryland homicides but have become a symbol of gun-control efforts nationally.

    “I believe the AR-15 is out,” said Del. Luiz R.S. Simmons (D-Montgomery), a committee member. “The committee has done a lot of work talking to both sides to try to figure out what are the features of the gun — not focused on the name like AK-whatever — but certain features that should be banned.”
     

    codefive

    Active Member
    Jun 9, 2012
    432
    The Baltimore Sun website has a poll on the front page,asking if the AR-15 should be pulled from the gun ban bill. The verbage used in the question is ridiculous and designed to engineer the responses they're looking for.

    Www.BaltimoreSun.com

    This needs its own thread!
    Right now its 51 to 319, not in our favor.
     

    paxfish

    Ultimate Member
    Nov 11, 2008
    2,093
    Culvert & Points West
    scroll to the bottom and hit it!

    Banning the AR-15
    Should the AR-15, the most popular assault weapon but one used in many mass shootings, be removed from the list of banned weapons in Gov. Martin O'Malley's gun control bill?
    Yes (60 responses)
    16%
    No (325 responses)
    84%
    Not sure (2 responses)
    1%
    387 total responses
    (Results not scientific)
     

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