yes another HBAR question

knastera · Dec 20, 2016

outrider58 said:
Understood. I was addressing a few of our other learned colleagues here. The fear is nauseating and contagious.

The cure to fear is preparedness. If someone is afraid of actions against legal ARs, stuff the paperwork to prove its legality in your rifle case and don't worry about it. There is a great Hebrew proverb that addresses this, "The wicked flee when no one pursues, but the righteous are bold as a lion." (Proverbs 28:1)
If you have done nothing wrong, don't be afraid. Practically, if you are afraid and you get pulled over while legally transporting a legal firearm, your fear will raise red flags in the eyes of attentive police officers, even if you think you're not giving off fear.

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outrider58 · Dec 20, 2016

knastera said:
The cure to fear is preparedness. If someone is afraid of actions against legal ARs, stuff the paperwork to prove its legality in your rifle case and don't worry about it. There is a great Hebrew proverb that addresses this, "The wicked flee when no one pursues, but the righteous are bold as a lion." (Proverbs 28:1)
If you have done nothing wrong, don't be afraid. Practically, if you are afraid and you get pulled over while legally transporting a legal firearm, your fear will raise red flags in the eyes of attentive police officers, even if you think you're not giving off fear.

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Very well stated sir! :beer:

Art3 · Dec 20, 2016

knastera said:
The cure to fear is preparedness. If someone is afraid of actions against legal ARs, stuff the paperwork to prove its legality in your rifle case and don't worry about it. There is a great Hebrew proverb that addresses this, "The wicked flee when no one pursues, but the righteous are bold as a lion." (Proverbs 28:1)
If you have done nothing wrong, don't be afraid. Practically, if you are afraid and you get pulled over while legally transporting a legal firearm, your fear will raise red flags in the eyes of attentive police officers, even if you think you're not giving off fear.

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The MGOS fear comes from not knowing if you are doing something wrong. I definitely get it. With the ease of MD making one into a prohibited person, the stakes are pretty high.

outrider58 · Dec 20, 2016

frogman68 said:
This rifle is for our son , yes I have MGOS but I don't want our 24 year old to get it because some LEO has a hard on for gun owners

outrider58 said:
Understood. I was addressing a few of our other learned colleagues here. The fear is nauseating and contagious.

To add, I would never risk an other's feedom. Never.

frogman68 · Dec 20, 2016

Art3 said:
The MGOS fear comes from not knowing if you are doing something wrong. I definitely get it. With the ease of MD making one into a prohibited person, the stakes are pretty high.

outrider58 said:
To add, I would never risk an other's feedom. Never.

My hope is our son doesnt return to MD if he decides to get out of the Military then it will be a moot point :party29:

knastera · Dec 20, 2016

Art3 said:
The MGOS fear comes from not knowing if you are doing something wrong. I definitely get it. With the ease of MD making one into a prohibited person, the stakes are pretty high.

I get that. Taking reasonable care and making smart choices can avoid most situations, but nothing is, pardon the pun, bulletproof.
If someone is concerned to the point of fear, then that person needs to remember that the point of a sporting rifle is for sport. Sport is supposed to be fun. If you can't have fun because of fear of your 5.56/.223 AR landing you in jail, then get one in a different caliber, use ten round magazines and have fun.

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cougar70 · Dec 21, 2016

outrider58 said:
Understood. I was addressing a few of our other learned colleagues here. The fear is nauseating and contagious.

I think it's a combination of not wanting to deal with an overzealous police officer taking a legal firearm away.

Along with being a law abiding citizen by following the law, when we don't know what the law is really saying because it's so ambiguous and poorly written.

Just my 2 cents....

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