This one will have to be watched closely and defeated.
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) doings with pressure coming from a new Mayor thats trying to name for herself!
It's baaaack!! After a year or so break, the usual pinheads have re-proposed the Maryland AWB.
http://mlis.state.md.us/2010rs/billfile/SB0516.htm
What ********. I am only a google fu person and I can find enough data to give an ultra conservative estimate at the least.If the NRA was serious about keeping bills like this from happenning in the Senate and to allow pro-RKBA bills get out of committee, they would have pressured Mike Miller to remove Frosh from Judiciary chairman's position. Maybe they backed the wrong candidate.
From the 2007 bill's fiscal report:
For instance, although the fiscal report above is from 2007, I will use 2008 as an example. In 2008 there were over 89,000 NICS checks conducted in MD. Of those at least 34,000 were regulated firearms.
Of those regulated firearms, even if we note the majority are likely handguns, we still have to take into account this new bill would make many non-regulated rifles and shotguns banned and we can get an incredibly low estimate of what percentage of overall firearms sold by dealers in MD will be banned from studies done in the early 90s of about 2% of all firearms IIRC, but it is probably more like ten or fifteen percent now (especially when the new list includes more types of semi auto rifles). So from 2,000-14,000 firearms Senator Frosh wants to ban will not be sold in MD a year. At maybe a thousand dollars average in price that is millions of dealer sales which will be lost in this state.
Also, isn't there a weapons manufacturer in MD making the rifles they want to ban? Won't their loss of business hurt the state economy that way as well?
What about Berretta? They will no longer be able to make CX4 Storms at their factory in MD. How many millions will this cost them?
). Whats the easiest way to get the email addresses for those we need support from?
