Kolbe v. O'Malley Hearing - Commentary & Link to Audio

gamer_jim · Mar 29, 2015

6pack said:
$100 inbound to MSI. https://marylandshallissue.com/members/

Thanks for posting this.

$50 inbound.

esqappellate · Mar 29, 2015

gamer_jim said:
Thanks for posting this.

$50 inbound.

Thank you!

Not_an_outlaw · Mar 29, 2015

esqappellate said:
MSI or AGC

Check Inbound to AGC.

Mr H · Mar 29, 2015

Also (just remembered this)...

NRA was accepting donations, and if you specified "Maryland Litigation" it would be directed to the suit(s).

Anyone know if that's still the case? Shannon??

esqappellate · Mar 29, 2015

Not_an_outlaw said:
Check Inbound to AGC.

Thank you! Folks not members of MSI or AGC can check out whether the other Kolbe organizations are taking contributions. The organizational or company plaintiffs in Kolbe are:
Wink’s Sporting Goods, Inc., Atlantic Guns, Inc., Associated Gun Clubs of Baltimore, Inc. (“AGC”), Maryland Shall Issue, Inc. ("MSI"), Maryland State Rifle and Pistol Association, Inc. ("MSRPA"), National Shooting Sports Foundation, Inc. (“NSSF”), and Maryland Licensed Firearms Dealers Association, Inc. (“MLFDA”)

kharris · Mar 30, 2015

Thanks for the update.

moojersey · Mar 30, 2015

@ The Mods

Why don't we have a dedicated thread or sticky solely for collecting for the HQL lawsuit? I think this is one of the more important things going for us MD folks right now. Anyone agree?

esqappellate · Mar 30, 2015

moojersey said:
@ The Mods

Why don't we have a dedicated thread or sticky solely for collecting for the HQL lawsuit? I think this is one of the more important things going for us MD folks right now. Anyone agree?

Works for me.

cad68m_m · Mar 30, 2015

Nice NRA-ILA Article about Kolbe appeal

https://www.nraila.org/articles/201...allenge-to-marylands-firearm-and-magazine-ban

swinokur · Mar 30, 2015

Why not PM Norton and ask?

andimorony · Mar 30, 2015

Mr H said:
Are MSRPA and MLFDA still collecting??

Just trying to be thorough.

To my knowledge, MSRPA is still collecting but if you need me to verify, call or text me 410-490-2734

MJD438 · Mar 30, 2015

Mr H said:
Also (just remembered this)...

NRA was accepting donations, and if you specified "Maryland Litigation" it would be directed to the suit(s).

Anyone know if that's still the case? Shannon??

I just had a conversation with Shannon about this; she advised that I could post her response that this is still accurate information.

Dave21042 · Mar 30, 2015

Thanks for the reminder, I just renewed my sustaining membership for $50 and donated another $50.

Muleskinner · Mar 30, 2015

AGCLVP said:
The funding for litigation on any issue comes from citizens who believe strongly enough in their cause to open their wallets and not just their mouths.

Not intending to offend anyone; just speaking the cold hard truth.

I fielded an email the other day in response to an AGC gun show email with a discount coupon. The writer wanted to be removed from the email list because the show entrance fee went up $1. That's the equivalent of 8 rounds of .22 long rifle ammo if you don't add tax or the cost of driving to the store.

There are at least 60,000 gun owners in Maryland. If 20% of them would donate the price of a brick of .22 long rifle ammo it would come to about $720.000.

Think about it.

Think about this...If it were winnable the NRA would step up and pay for it...why don't they? because they know it's a lost cause...

eruby · Mar 30, 2015

Muleskinner said:
It's never going to happen...it's simple demographics. over 90% of black Americans vote for democrats, they make up a little over 30% of the state population...now add to that the federal employees who live in the state who overwhelmingly vote for democrats, union members, illegals who vote illegally and other groups, not to mention Maryland has one of the highest liberal populations per capita in the country. The liberals in Annapolis want non-democrats to move out of the state to ensure their agenda can be forwarded...Shall issue is never going to happen as long as the population remains as it is...

Muleskinner said:
Think about this...If it were winnable the NRA would step up and pay for it...why don't they? because they know it's a lost cause...

Ok, we get it, no matter what we try, we will fail and there's no two ways about it (in your opinion).

Please stop posting negative crap in these threads.

aquaman · Mar 30, 2015

Muleskinner said:
Think about this...If it were winnable the NRA would step up and pay for it...why don't they? because they know it's a lost cause...

April 2013 join date.

Trying to lower morale with negative posts.

I know who you really are.

Jaybeez · Mar 30, 2015

aquaman said:
April 2013 join date.

Trying to lower morale with negative posts.

I know who you really are.

yeah, i get the same vibe and his recent posts confirm that.

moojersey · Mar 30, 2015

Muleskinner said:
Think about this...If it were winnable the NRA would step up and pay for it...why don't they? because they know it's a lost cause...

Man you are just a big ray of sunshine aren't ya? What's with all the negative comments? If you you are that gloomy about the firearms situation in MD why hang out on this board?

DC-W · Mar 30, 2015

He's completely uninformed.
The NRA is backing the case. This case has implications beyond Maryland.

esqappellate · Mar 30, 2015

andimorony said:
To my knowledge, MSRPA is still collecting but if you need me to verify, call or text me 410-490-2734

Maybe MSI, and MSRPA etc need to have a little get together on this and get the ball rolling... We are running out of time.

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