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      M1A -- banned in Maryland?

      So, what is the final status of the M1A? Is is completely banned in Maryland, only certain models, or what? IIRC, it was on the ban list when SB-281 was being considered, but I'm not sure what the final decision was. Thank you!
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      Carroll County Sheriff Jim DeWees

      Morning folks, I was just wondering if anyone had any feedback or insights into where Carroll County Sheriff Jim DeWees stands on issues of importance to Maryland shooters. Under Sheriff Tregoning, States Attorney Barnes, and the previous Board of Commissioners, we had the "2nd Amendment...
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      Column - "Program [Appleseed] plants seeds of responsibility"

      Hi folks, (Please excuse the cross-posting.) Some of you (hopefully many of you!) may be aware of "Project Appleseed," the program of the Revolutionary War Veteran's Association that promotes rifle marksmanship seasoned with a strong dose of American history (especially the events...
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      Column - "Program [Appleseed] plants seeds of responsibility"

      Hi folks, (Please excuse the cross-posting.) Some of you (hopefully many of you!) may be aware of "Project Appleseed," the program of the Revolutionary War Veteran's Association that promotes rifle marksmanship seasoned with a strong dose of American history (especially the events...
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      Constitutional Amendment

      I'm embarrassed to admit this, but I only recently realized that Maryland's Constitution has no language specifically protecting the right to bear arms. Now, it's true that the 2nd Amendment to the U.S. Constitution hasn't kept the gun-grabbers from grabbing what they can, but no wonder it's so...
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