Add that you will give money to candidates that run against lawmakers that vote for restrictions.
How Do We Legally Store Our Rifles Out Of State If Banned In Maryland?
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Tungsten
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I just bought a house so I'm not retreating anywhere. However, I have learned that having a backup plan is always preferable to tripping over one's dick in a panic.
XRider
Active Member
Actually, according to federal law, you can have multiple residences and purchase while residing in another state.
From:
http://www.atf.gov/publications/download/p/atf-p-5300-4.pdf
(B12) May a person (who is not an
alien) who resides in one State and
owns property in another State
purchase a handgun in either
State?
If a person maintains a home in 2
States and resides in both States for
certain periods of the year, he or she
may, during the period of time the
person actually resides in a particular
State, purchase a handgun in that
State. However, simply owning property
in another State does not qualify
the person to purchase a handgun in
that State.
[27 CFR 478.11]
The problem would be finding a form of ID acceptable to the ffl in the other state since most states won't issue a state id to a person with a DL in another state.
kookymonstir
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You would be right to not trust that clown. He is trying to out liberal everyone else to run for the presidency in 2016. That is if Dear Leader Owe-Bama actually gives up his dictatorship.
BigSteve57
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- Feb 14, 2011
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I just talked to a family member who lives in another gun friendly state.
I'll transfer any affected firearms to him until I can get the H outta here.
I'll transfer any affected firearms to him until I can get the H outta here.
pilgrim
Active Member
Yup, family back home. Just a few more years of doing time in the "Free State".
AnonymousShooter
Active Member
Same here, I just contacted an outstate relative as well. I'll be moving my stuff out of state until I can move if we head that route.
goneshootin88
Active Member
Move to VA like I'll do if this happens. None of this BS and I could easily get a carry permit.
bkraft
Active Member
My wife and I have been talking about looking for a 2nd property in another state sometime in the next 4-5 years. A vacation/retirement type property.
As ridiculous as this sounds, with what has happened in NY and what I expect from Owe'Malley, I am seriously ramping that time frame up. I expect to have dual residency within a year, possibly 2 and will take my firearms and leave if it comes to that.
As ridiculous as this sounds, with what has happened in NY and what I expect from Owe'Malley, I am seriously ramping that time frame up. I expect to have dual residency within a year, possibly 2 and will take my firearms and leave if it comes to that.
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