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      Loaning handgun to family member to carry

      The last 10 years is meaningless when MD just increased restrictions in the last 3 months. And I tried the search. Nothing came up that answered my question, not for the last 10 years and certainly not the last 3 months. No need to be snarky if you're also going to miss the point entirely.
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      Loaning handgun to family member to carry

      I have my MD wear-and-carry permit. So does my sister. We don't reside in the same household. She's interested in one of my recent purchases, and may want one for herself. Could I legally loan her the handgun, and would she be within her rights (as currently applicable Maryland law sees them) to...
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      9mm AR indoors?

      Every indoor range I've been to allows 5.56. Don't see why 9mm would be an issue. A 9mm carbine should be quieter than most 9mm handguns, since more powder is burnt off before the bullet clears the muzzle. My local range allows up to .308 Lapua. Indoors.
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      Hypothetical: How much would you pay for a MD Carry Permit

      Why are the only available options nothing or insanely high amounts? $100 a year is still at least 5 times as much as just about any other state. $125 for initial application and first five years. $75 for renewals every five years. I consider that reasonable.
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      It's a coming!

      I went to the hearing last week. One board member expressed his concern with the size of the range and wanted Steve and Cindi to think of the children, as pistol lanes may not be long enough for children to shoot their rifles. I'm not even joking. The entire board seemed genuinely excited...
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