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Rifle In Motor Vehicle ?'s
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j_h_smith
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- Jul 28, 2007
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Just to show I am worldly edjumicated. No ticky, No washy!
That's racist.......
marc357
Active Member
Yeah, it is definitely hard to prove a crime that hasn't been commited, LOL.
Strictly for combatting poaching? Perhaps that's a good excuse for them to use, I mean hey- a lot of people seem to buy it. However-
Given the fact that no one is allowed to carry a loaded gun (long or short) *anywhere*- not just in a vehicle, I would suggest it's more about our rulers preferring the sheep to be unarmed and defenseless (which they have made more than clear)- than poaching being such an overwhelmingly pervasive crime.
JMAO
- Apr 25, 2017
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Given the fact that no one is allowed to carry a loaded gun (long or short) *anywhere*- not just in a vehicle, I would suggest it's more about our rulers preferring the sheep to be unarmed and defenseless (which they have made more than clear)- than poaching being such an overwhelmingly pervasive crime.
JMAO
Fortunately our overlords left a "loophole" so we can be armed without actually being armed. I'd much rather have my 686 on my hip or sitting next to me but I'll take what I can get
Yeah, it is definitely hard to prove a crime that hasn't been commited, LOL.
Strictly for combatting poaching? Perhaps that's a good excuse for them to use, I mean hey- a lot of people seem to buy it. However-
Given the fact that no one is allowed to carry a loaded gun (long or short) *anywhere*- not just in a vehicle, I would suggest it's more about our rulers preferring the sheep to be unarmed and defenseless (which they have made more than clear)- than poaching being such an overwhelmingly pervasive crime.
JMAO
Your statement is incorrect. Besides the specifically prohibited areas in the statutes, and preexisting local laws on long gun carry, enacted prior to statute 4-209 on state preemption, it is perfectly legal to carry a loaded long gun for self defense in MD.
The AG says it's legal.
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Biggfoot44
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- Aug 2, 2009
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Cue up my usual pontificating about 5 different conversations taking place here, not one .
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Primary places of Grandfathered local ordences are Baltimore City, Leonardtown . Fabs once told here about have had a client get tripped up by extra obscure MoCo ordnance. I don't recall the details well enough to explain here , hopefully he will chime in before I try to look up the old thread .
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This section is in context of Conversation #1 , Actual Laws .
Contrary to Marc357 above , ( where not otherwise regulated by State Law, COMAR, or Grandfathered ordnance) no prohibition on loaded , when on foot. ( At least not in or on vehicle . I've been curious about horseback , but have not determined definitive answer .)
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Primary places of Grandfathered local ordences are Baltimore City, Leonardtown . Fabs once told here about have had a client get tripped up by extra obscure MoCo ordnance. I don't recall the details well enough to explain here , hopefully he will chime in before I try to look up the old thread .
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This section is in context of Conversation #1 , Actual Laws .
Contrary to Marc357 above , ( where not otherwise regulated by State Law, COMAR, or Grandfathered ordnance) no prohibition on loaded , when on foot. ( At least not in or on vehicle . I've been curious about horseback , but have not determined definitive answer .)
- Apr 25, 2017
- 1,645
So Rockville is okay ?
No I think Rockville prohibits as well. Need to check Municiode
marc357
Active Member
I'm trying to imagine arguing to a Maryland cop that what I was doing was "perfectly legal" as I was shot, then arrested.
You can imagine if you choose. You said carry of a loaded long gun in MD is illegal.
It’s not
It’s not
Reading this reminds me of a recent thread on “can you be kicked out of an apartment by your landlord if he refuses to allow weapons on his property”. Funny how the AG “clarification” states that innkeepers can refuse service to an armed customer. Has this ruling been changed? Just curious.
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No idea
So, you can have all the shotguns you want on your bass boat or your dinner barge, but definitely not on a dredge boat. Because, dredge boats.
marc357
Active Member
So it is "technically" legal, but you and I both know it's not allowed, and if you try it you know how you will be dealt with.
So the fact that something is legal is kind of pointless if you'll be shot for doing it, isn't it?
Do you have any evidence that someone has been or would be shot?
Conjecture
Simply stating your post about it being illegal is incorrect.
That’s my point, not what might happen if you do. And by you saying it’s tecnically legal makes my point.
Thank you
Conjecture
Simply stating your post about it being illegal is incorrect.
That’s my point, not what might happen if you do. And by you saying it’s tecnically legal makes my point.
Thank you
94hokie
Active Member
That law is still around from the oyster boat wars of the late 1800's and early 1900's
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You going to be drawing down on a cop if he approached you while carrying in order to be shot? GTFO.
marc357
Active Member
So... cops only shoot people who point guns at them? GTFO.
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