Would We Actually Need To Register Our Firearms?

HKB · Jan 26, 2013

So what is the "penalty" for using the "gun show loop hole" to sell firearms FTF?
I mean everytime I hear something about a gunshow on the news they always mention the so called loop holes.

chromedragon70 · Jan 27, 2013

Someone mentioned an unregulated rifle (such as the colt HBAR MT) becoming a regulated weapon after the ban. Could that person have sold it FTF before the ban and therefore not have it anymore?

BRONZ · Jan 27, 2013

Registration now is for confiscation later. No doubt in my mind.

MaxVO2 · Jan 27, 2013

Ab_Normal said:
Lets say hypothetically, someone bought all their guns out of the trunk of someones car down in the alley behind the warehouses. MD law officials wouldn't have any record of said guns, now would they?

***** They would if you bought the guns out of the trunk of an FFL dealer who can no longer afford rent for the warehouse up the alley due to onerous regulations...

Phil I Am · Jan 27, 2013

I dont understand which weapons they want us to register. Is the bill requiring even shotguns, like a stock 12ga Rem 870 to be registered?

erwos · Jan 27, 2013

Phil I Am said:
I dont understand which weapons they want us to register. Is the bill requiring even shotguns, like a stock 12ga Rem 870 to be registered?

If it would be banned after the bill passes (if it passes), you'd need to register it. You can determine the status of any particular firearm using the flow charts:
http://www.mdshooters.com/showpost.php?p=2082414&postcount=506

pcfixer · Jan 28, 2013

WHILE CARRYING A COURT ORDER REQUIRING THE [FONT=Century Schoolbook,Century Schoolbook][FONT=Century Schoolbook,Century Schoolbook] [/FONT][/FONT]SURRENDER OF THE ASSAULT LONG GUN OR COPYCAT WEAPON

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surrender= confiscation to me.

MDshooters · Jan 28, 2013

lx1x said:
Um.. Remember.. If you used ffl in md.. It's already considered registered.

Not exactly lx1x.

I know ARs and stuff are regulated in MD and not TX, but this is not QUITE the registration they are talking about.

First of all, I seriously doubt the ability for MD SP to even keep a datebase of the info and shell casings from the FFL.

Secondly, this new registration will lead to more than just an unorganized warehouse filled with papers with your SSN and the firearm's SN on it. We may be finger printed, and have tracking devices on our guns, and chips imbedded in our brains!

HKB · Jan 28, 2013

Let's not put the cart in front of the horse, don't forget we can still stop this garbage...Just make sure you show up in Annapolis on Wednesday 2/06/2013

Song Dog · Jan 28, 2013

Beemerguy said:
Beemerguy said:

You're not the only one who's confused. Consider this:

Under the earlier law, the one this bill amends, the AR-15 HBAR is not an "assault weapon", and is not subject to the waiting period or background check. It's a cash-and-carry sale at any gunshop. That language remains unchanged.

But SB281 defines rifles by features, and declares them assault weapons which must be registered. So where does that leave an HBAR owner?

Intentions aside, this bill is very poorly worded and very confusing.

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Me too, I read the Bill 5x so hope others who better understand SB 281 PLEASE HELP US

It seems to me on our HBAR's, since their semi auto and have a pistol grip only their copy cat AW's now subject to registration/court order clause.

John from MD · Jan 28, 2013

Forget all the speculation. Come to Annapolis and fight this.

I grew up with people who had tatoo's on their arms and I remember the stories. I will never give up the fight.

John

Cyndi59 · Jan 28, 2013

I bought my AR-15 (Armalite) back in 2002,I had to wait seven days to take procession,at the time I it had a bayonet lug under the front sight railing..did not get it on the seventh day as it was a sunday and picked it up monday morning..my thing is why some AR's are cash and carry and yet I had to wait on paperwork and approved to take procession of my gun..so I'm trying to figure out what Beemeguy guy is saying..??

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