Only if you are an existing resident. Any new purchases must be registered. If you move in to the state you must register EVERYTHING. Make and model, Serial numbers, decription, your name and address, driver’s license number or SONDEX, height, weight, sex, hair color, eye color and social security number.
Senate Bill 737 - Register Your Long Guns With MSP
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Only if you are an existing resident. Any new purchases must be registered. If you move in to the state you must register EVERYTHING. Make and model, Serial numbers, decription, your name and address, driver’s license number or SONDEX, height, weight, sex, hair color, eye color and social security number.
randomuser
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This video deserves its own thread
It has less than 6,000 views. Sad.
I don't see why it would be any different in MD
Officers would ask for the weapons
people would give them over.
It's how a law abiding person handles the situation.
This is why more letters, calls, emails should be sent out. It's how our side has stopped change from happening each and every time in the past.
Can we provide a voluntary stool sample with that registration?
PowPow
Where's the beef?
Regarding oaths, apparently some California police officers don't care about the Constitution of the United States. So much wrong in that video, I don't know where to start! This sort of $&@* is on its way to our state more than ever if we let it.
- Dec 30, 2012
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If I lived in Cali I wouldn't tell the govt I had anything.
I think you would probably be right in line with about 97% of Northern CA, those guys are staying put I bet.
- Feb 19, 2013
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The fight is over the middle of the political spectrum. sounds like a great way to lose support.
Then again calling for an open carry rally would get you maybe 100 guys at most.
Rally are not how we will ever win. It is supporting the most gun friendly candidate at the early point in primary and if they don't win the nomination, then then support which ever candidate is better of the Dem vs GOP and 99.99% the GOP one is better on the Second. That and supporting the NRA, which is currently outspent 10:1 to 17:1 by the gun control lobby depending on how you count
I’ve never understood why the gun culture thinks it has a friend in law enforcement. It’s baffling.
Yes, I’m aware there are members of law enforcement who are in the gun culture. Some are represented on this site. But do you really expect.... anyone? ..... to think that you’re going to refuse a “lawful” order to confiscate guns? And sacrifice your job, your career, your pension, everything, just so some guy you don’t even know can keep his formerely-legal gun that a bunch of politicians have just declared illegal?
You might have the courage to sacrifice your life for a stranger, in the line of duty.
But you’re not going to sacrifice your career for someone’s rights.
Let’s stop with all this oath keeper nonsense.
Yes, I’m aware there are members of law enforcement who are in the gun culture. Some are represented on this site. But do you really expect.... anyone? ..... to think that you’re going to refuse a “lawful” order to confiscate guns? And sacrifice your job, your career, your pension, everything, just so some guy you don’t even know can keep his formerely-legal gun that a bunch of politicians have just declared illegal?
You might have the courage to sacrifice your life for a stranger, in the line of duty.
But you’re not going to sacrifice your career for someone’s rights.
Let’s stop with all this oath keeper nonsense.
The whole point is, and Curran's drooling in his "Farewell to Arms" treatise alludes to this in part, is simply to create a culture whereby being a gun owner makes one feel ostracized. And keeps them in a perpetual state of unrest worrying about when a knock on the door for something they didn't even know they did wrong comes. If they make enough gun laws they know most people won't be able to comply 100% with all of them even if they try their hardest.
God these people and their chubby little grandmoms screeching about action are sad individuals.
God these people and their chubby little grandmoms screeching about action are sad individuals.
delaware_export
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- Apr 10, 2018
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Sort of application of the Ayn Rand thing.
Good men will not need to be governed so pass laws to make the fear becoming criminals.
My paraphrase. And the quote.
Good men will not need to be governed so pass laws to make the fear becoming criminals.
My paraphrase. And the quote.
Ayn Rand said:
NYC passed such a law, promising that it would never lead to confiscation. Then they confiscated them.
Nazi Germany did the same. cept the jews went to the gulags. Then places like death camps.
You do know US gun control laws are basically verbatim of Nazi Germans, right?
Nazi Germany did the same. cept the jews went to the gulags. Then places like death camps.
You do know US gun control laws are basically verbatim of Nazi Germans, right?
whistlersmother
Peace through strength
Wasn't the Nazi's gun control laws - it was the Weimer Republic's laws that the Nazi's used.
Maryland isn't there yet, but Illinois is with the FOID card.
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Maryland isn't there yet, but Illinois is with the FOID card.
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Agreed. Put my money where my convictions are; joined and matched yesterday. May be in Annapolis on Monday.
Vile Shadow
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- Feb 28, 2013
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The Hell we ain’t...
They had registration. So do we.
What part of “shall not be infringed” do people not understand???
Vile Shadow
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- Feb 28, 2013
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Nonsense my ass.
Sure, there are officers of questionable integrity, but the vast majority swear to defend the Constitution of the US and are damn proud of that.
whistlersmother
Peace through strength
Long gun FTF is not registered, nor do we have a permit to possess - yet. What we do have is most certainly infringements, just not (close) yet to the extreme of Weimer Republic. All in the name of public safety - sound familiar...
Weimer Republic law required registration and permit to possess which could be revoked at anytime.
Hell, the 1919 law was shoot on sight anyone having a gun. But it also required guns to be turned in. The contradiction was not lost on at least one German official who said he would not be surprised to see people dragging the gun behind them on a piece of string.
If you've got the time, read Gun Control in the Third Reich.
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Vile Shadow
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- Feb 28, 2013
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Sounds VERY familiar....
Few here in this community possess a level of hatred for the gooberment that compares to mine, so while you may not see it, both spades look alike me. Neither are to be trusted.
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