Carrying without a permit, no-no.
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I am law-abiding to a fault, but I have determined that if the state decides to make "an example of me" for some infraction somewhere (i.e. read Three Felonies a Day), I'm going full-on Super-Villain.
slybarman
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- Feb 10, 2013
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I always carry within my permit requirements , not hard to in most all cases .
But i must say the whole thing of getting permission to carry is a baffling concept . And even more so with the stupid restrictions ......SMH
But i must say the whole thing of getting permission to carry is a baffling concept . And even more so with the stupid restrictions ......SMH
I miss not so MerryLamb.
Or maybe not so much.
Or maybe not so much.
Touché sir.I am an attorney, and after reading through three pages, here's what I'm getting:
Woodstock has warned us about absolutely nothing new. Nothing even close to new. Criminal 4-203 has, for as long as I can remember, included a max sentence of 3 years for a first time illegal carry offender, which makes any conviction under the same disqualifying.
Although he hinted at something involving a recent conversation with an ASA, no information from that conversation has been shared. When DC-W took a stab at it and cited Criminal 4-203, Woodstock indicated that this was his message. So... absolutely nothing new. Status quo for decades, but I suppose I'm glad he figured it out.
What the hell did I miss?
(This thread kind of reminds me of the occasional post by a noob who jumps right in with "Look! I just read the Constitution! Maryland is violating our 2A rights!" and we all look around at each other like... "yeah... ummm... glad you could catch up?")
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thomfantomas
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The state is sorta kinda right. People are looking to legally protect themselves.
Some aren't looking to carry firearms, but TASERS. Which are 100% legal in MD, without a carry permit. Since the various jurisdictions (including Baltimore) repealled their electronic control device ordinances.
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Don't be a Dick
- Feb 19, 2013
- 18,751
I always felt that if you wanted to carry without a permit that you should start by illegally buying a pistol on the street. There would be no paper trail if you had to ditch it and you could always buy another one.
There is no maybe if you are committing handgun crimes. Even if you completely disagree with our MSP run permit system, there is little difference between illegal purchase and illegal carry.
Why would anyone illegally carry a gun that they bought and can be traced back to them?
There is no maybe if you are committing handgun crimes. Even if you completely disagree with our MSP run permit system, there is little difference between illegal purchase and illegal carry.
Why would anyone illegally carry a gun that they bought and can be traced back to them?
danb
dont be a dumbass
What?! My pocket constitution is my permit!!
I am told that offers can easily distinguish legal permit holster from thugs, as thugs use duct tape or rubber bands - while legal permit holders have proper holster and pants around their waist (not ass).
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More seriously, don't illegally carry. Yes they will prosecute you because you make a great headline. "Paranoid Alt-right suburban NRA member busted for illegally carrying." Prosecuting a thug with a rap sheet only highlights other deficiencies.
I am told that offers can easily distinguish legal permit holster from thugs, as thugs use duct tape or rubber bands - while legal permit holders have proper holster and pants around their waist (not ass).
:More seriously, don't illegally carry. Yes they will prosecute you because you make a great headline. "Paranoid Alt-right suburban NRA member busted for illegally carrying." Prosecuting a thug with a rap sheet only highlights other deficiencies.
Not necessarily. You of all people should be familiar enough with Towsonish to know there is very little, if any, difference
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I can't help but think of the words of Susanna Hupp when she said...
"I would much rather be in jail with a felony offense over my head, and have my parents alive."
After her parents were killed in the Luby's Restaurant massacre and she left her gun in her car and not in her purse because of the "law" against concealed carry.
It's a chance that some people take when they deem it's necessary and refuse to be helpless.
"I would much rather be in jail with a felony offense over my head, and have my parents alive."
After her parents were killed in the Luby's Restaurant massacre and she left her gun in her car and not in her purse because of the "law" against concealed carry.
It's a chance that some people take when they deem it's necessary and refuse to be helpless.
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