j_h_smith
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According to the new amendment that Jeff reported, they are to take them in the firearms owner's supplied gun case.
My question is what happens if the firearms owner doesn't have enough gun cases?
HB1302-"The Neighborhood Bag Lady Can Take Your Guns" bill
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According to the new amendment that Jeff reported, they are to take them in the firearms owner's supplied gun case.
My question is what happens if the firearms owner doesn't have enough gun cases?
More concerning is during the time after confiscation, loose round found in trunk of car or bed of truck. Would this be similar to be found in possession of a firearm since this is now in the bill?
This is just a thought Rack, thanks for all your doing.
The actual language is “removed in protective cases, if available. “
I suppose you are at the State’s mercy if you own firearms but own no protective cases.
These “what if” scenarios are not the issue this week. The questions this week are “what can I do to pressure the Governor to veto the Red Flag bill?”
Facebook blizzard, yes. Calls to Gov’s office? Yes!
While Mark Pennak and I are in the Belly of the Beast you all need to be on the phone and the keyboard recreating The Great Flood.
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danb
dont be a dumbass
People here have already said they wont vote for Hogan either way, so they have no leverage.
2nd Reader is on the agenda for today. 4 Amendments were adopted. Will update when the actual text is available.
http://mgaleg.maryland.gov/webmga/f...a-latest&ys=2018rs#SenateCommitteeReport36JPR
http://mgaleg.maryland.gov/webmga/f...a-latest&ys=2018rs#SenateCommitteeReport36JPR
Hawkeye
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How do we know this? Is it in writing somewhere?
If you really want, you can see the Senate floor status here. Must refresh to keep current.
http://mgaleg.maryland.gov/webmga/f...ge&id=0&stab=06&tab=subject2&ys=2018rs#bottom
http://mgaleg.maryland.gov/webmga/f...ge&id=0&stab=06&tab=subject2&ys=2018rs#bottom
rockstarr
Major Deplorable
I think most would agree that if he vetoes these abominations, especially this one, he will get their vote.
KevinK
Ultimate Member
Depending on the bill's final language, the temperature just went up between 5 and 20 degrees.
Called and emailed Hogan's office.
Called and emailed Hogan's office.
danb
dont be a dumbass
Doubtful. There are a variety of straws. "Hogan has done nothing for the 2A community and did not direct the HPRB to accept self defense" is one, but there are others.
My assessment is that Hogan could not please people around here, so he wont try. He already said he would sign these.
iH8DemLibz
When All Else Fails.
Can you provide proof of your statement?
rockstarr
Major Deplorable
apparently hes having 2nd thoughts on this one.
iH8DemLibz
When All Else Fails.
To all those concerned with ammunition seizures and gun cases/proper transportation, contact the MGA and Governor Hogan's office and address your concerns with them.
The bill, as amended, looks promising, but we ain't out of the woods yet.
Please continue to call, write, and e-mail.
The bill, as amended, looks promising, but we ain't out of the woods yet.
Please continue to call, write, and e-mail.
danb
dont be a dumbass
He's going to sign the bump stock bill though.
iH8DemLibz
When All Else Fails.
He is most definitely having second thoughts about HB1302.
The comments/guidelines/directives coming out of his office are very encouraging.
That's why we need to keep putting the pressure on all of them.
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No other civil right, no other fundamental tenet upon which this nation was founded gets the cavalier, annual, "What can we take away this year?" parcing and dicing that the Second Amendment gets in the Maryland General ASSembly. This is fast becoming the "Civil Rights-Free State."
The Maryland State Government has always been heavy handed, but in 2013, the FSA2013 was supposed to be THE COMPREHENSIVE "SOLUTION" to gun violence. What happened? Everything they did, have done since then, and continue to do, makes things worse. These people haven't a clue. Doing "something" can be worse than doing nothing, and Maryland proves it over and over again. Doctors are constrained by the Hippocratic Oath for good reason. First, Do No Harm.
It's arguable that everybody who endorses and votes for this Miller-dictated "solution" is an imminent threat to our Constitution and society, and perhaps themselves need to have their own guns taken away, whether they own or are protected by others carrying them. Starting with Miller, who was said to have bragged in 2013, that "I have more guns than you do."
Disarming the civilian population is nearly always how it starts, using all sorts of handy excuses, and targeting small groups at a time so as to not cause a mass uprising. Miller is repeating the mistakes of history and allegedly expecting a different result. That's insanity. Is Miller playing out a dark fantasy, to the degree he can enlist others to help him?
Let those who disarm the law-abiding without Due Process be the first to be disarmed. Starting with Miller.
The Maryland State Government has always been heavy handed, but in 2013, the FSA2013 was supposed to be THE COMPREHENSIVE "SOLUTION" to gun violence. What happened? Everything they did, have done since then, and continue to do, makes things worse. These people haven't a clue. Doing "something" can be worse than doing nothing, and Maryland proves it over and over again. Doctors are constrained by the Hippocratic Oath for good reason. First, Do No Harm.
It's arguable that everybody who endorses and votes for this Miller-dictated "solution" is an imminent threat to our Constitution and society, and perhaps themselves need to have their own guns taken away, whether they own or are protected by others carrying them. Starting with Miller, who was said to have bragged in 2013, that "I have more guns than you do."
Disarming the civilian population is nearly always how it starts, using all sorts of handy excuses, and targeting small groups at a time so as to not cause a mass uprising. Miller is repeating the mistakes of history and allegedly expecting a different result. That's insanity. Is Miller playing out a dark fantasy, to the degree he can enlist others to help him?
Let those who disarm the law-abiding without Due Process be the first to be disarmed. Starting with Miller.
My past experience, I had my pistols returned to me in a paper bag with several scratches from Baltimore County Police. No apologies for the lost cases, magazines, etc. My attorney advised me not to press the issue.
KevinK
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This is JUST what they want to hear.
NOT picking on you personally, but promising in the way getting beaten with a cat-o-nine-tails looks promising as compared to getting beaten with a piece of re-bar.
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