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POG
- Feb 6, 2012
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Can we get one that removes the requirement to be 21 and up to purchase regulated weapons? I really want an AK74.
Maryland Shall Issue - Update - New Bills - 2/3/12
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Join Maryland Shall Issue and get involved. Bring your friends.
There is a very deep anti-gun mentality in the state house that isn't going to change until we get our message out to people.
ffemtreed
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looks like SB803 snuck in today. Text not available yet, but something about regulated firearms training exemptions. Keep an eye out for the full text.
Squad40
$240 worth of pudding
- Mar 28, 2009
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Join Maryland Shall Issue and get involved. Bring your friends.
There is a very deep anti-gun mentality in the state house that isn't going to change until we get our message out to people.
I joined last week!
I don't see it on MLIS even in the up to minute section.
ffemtreed
Ultimate Member
its under today's senate agenda.
It should show up elsewhere overnight.
Its looks pretty harmless, but you never know until you see the full text.
It's from Senator Brinkley, a friend as far as I know. Should be positive. It is an exemption bill.
- May 22, 2005
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No net effect on our community.
ffemtreed
Ultimate Member
Looks like a bunch of new house bills are scheduled to be introduced tomorrow. Keep the eyes peeled!
redsandman6
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well i sent my eamil to the house judiciary committee. it may not do any good but its a start now i am going to write another email to my representatives about the increase in taxes specially the damn gas tax
Im personally waiting for Maryland to pass a "chewing tax" on food....
When I lived in MA; I would go to the State Liquor stores in New Hampshire because they never gave me trouble with my Maryland ID and they were tax free.
I went to Wendys and I swear I saw a "prepared food" tax.
- Jan 17, 2011
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Welcome to Maryland!
"If it moves, tax it. If it doesn't move, push it."
Sometimes I'm surprised gun-related fees and taxes are as low as they are, considering what they could be.
"If it moves, tax it. If it doesn't move, push it."
Sometimes I'm surprised gun-related fees and taxes are as low as they are, considering what they could be.
redsandman6
Active Member
i think that the reason why the fees are low is the idea that guns should not be only for the rich. they are for everyone according to the 2A and if the states raise their fees it would infringe on the right
but thats opinion i am probably wrong here
jeepin13
Active Member
Does anyone know if hb256 includes non resident permits?
- May 22, 2005
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It does not specify one or the other.
general rule of thumb is: if its not specifically banned, its ok. so unless they specifically say "resident permits only" youd be ok using an out of state.
jeepin13
Active Member
If this passes I see va making a ton of money
Jim Sr
R.I.P.
More then one gun = Luxury?
Sales and Use Tax - Luxury Surcharge
Do you trust, ComradeGoverno Martin O'Malley? http://mlis.state.md.us/2012rs/bills/hb/hb1345f.pdf
HB1345
Do you trust, Comrade
- Nov 14, 2010
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The first link is broken and I can't find anything specific to firearms or ammunition in the bill. Can you eleborate Jim ?
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