danb
dont be a dumbass
reasonable is dicey.
logical is downright laughable!
logical is downright laughable!
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I do remember hearing of at least one stretch where some dept was waiting outside the bars in VA and hitting people with drunk in public literally as they walked down the sidewalks out front.
Not saying such a thing was common. I'm pretty sure it wasn't, and I think they ended up getting into some trouble over it, or there were at least some formal complaints. Still, point is, I've heard of crazier things.
Sir, you are arguing about "reasonable person".
We are arguing about THE LAW. Do you think that "law" around here is written and passed by "reasonable people"?
Now off to jail with you!
fabsroman
Ultimate Member
What entrapment?
OwlShootAnother
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- Apr 3, 2017
- 26
My interpretation: In Maryland, it is illegal to stop for a biobreak. Unless, of course, you take the guns in the bathroom with you.
Well then according to the statute you were on your way to the bathroom .
A clear violation
A clear violation
No, I was on my way to a designated range for target practice and I ensured my handgun was unloaded and cased during transportation.
I ensure I only urinate in a designated bathroom, don’t piss on the seat and keep my junk in my pants until it is safe to do otherwise.
Entrapment? Did the officer entice or somehow trick the guy, just by being at the range? Do you know the elements of the crime...?
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TexDefender
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- Feb 28, 2017
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Please stop and take a breath. Re-read my post. You have taken those lines out of context. People have stated in this forum that law enforcement is stalking gun ranges with the purpose of popping gun owners. I don't believe that to be the case personally. But you would have to produce some sort of evidence to prove that was the case.
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I refuse to answer on the grounds that it might tend to incriminate me.
Last time my wife asked me what was in the safe.
So this is what I’m wondering. In may we will be doing a mini tour of the shore finishing with a day of shooting at the family property outside of Berlin so as a designated collector I should be able to take my pistols with me as part of the plan is to show them to fsa during friends along the way.I think it's apples and oranges. MSP may have been clarifying your particular restrictions to carry a concealed weapon using your permit under § 5-307, but they are in no position to "interpret" what 4-203(b)(3-9) means regarding transit and stops.
In reading further, 4-203(b)(4) and (5) never state that you must begin or end your trip at home. In essence, 4-203(b)(5) is almost giving people with a "Designated Collector" or even a C&R FFL a free pass to carry an unloaded handgun anywhere as long as that individual has part of his/her collection with them to carry "from place to place" for a private showing. So always keep two unloaded guns in your car.
I also am not a lawyer.
NO,
The designated collector letter in no way, shape, or form makes you bona fide collector with regards to 4-203(b)(5). All it dos it permit you to purchase regulated firearms and not have to worry about the 30 day wait between purchases.
A C&R license, likewise, does not confer that you are a bona fide collector with regards to 4-203(b)(5).
This.
At times this forum really bothers me..........
No instructor should be interpreting law unless they are a
lawyer in Maryland, instead they should just be making students aware of the laws.
Speaking of, Md law does give police the right to conduct a limited search if they suspect an individual to have a firearm. Sorry, can't remember the code number.
I have other things to say but they would fall upon deaf ears.
TD
No instructor should be interpreting law unless they are a
lawyer in Maryland, instead they should just be making students aware of the laws.
Speaking of, Md law does give police the right to conduct a limited search if they suspect an individual to have a firearm. Sorry, can't remember the code number.
I have other things to say but they would fall upon deaf ears.
TD
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