Its a shame I had to take my AR out of the truck to work in DC.

wilcam47 · Mar 7, 2014

crossbows illegal in DC?

BradMacc82 · Mar 7, 2014

wilcam47 said:
crossbows illegal in DC?

Wouldn't be surprised if spitballs are illegal in DC.

wilcam47 · Mar 7, 2014

BradMacc82 said:
Wouldn't be surprised if spitballs are illegal in DC.

Prob...Guess criminals didnt get the memo... :innocent0

BradMacc82 · Mar 7, 2014

wilcam47 said:
Prob...Guess criminals didnt get the memo...

Yep, it was hidden in their workboots.

44man · Mar 7, 2014

1ceman said:
my day consist of going to work, going to the gym, and the shooting range. For which I have an unlimited membership for all 3. and since I work for myself and have no set hours, I'll go to the range when I feel like.so having my AR with me is just as important as me bringing my workout shoes.

yep, i go to work everyday, either running a construction job or farming, either way i end up at the farm and shoot when i please as much as i please. good times.

wilcam47 · Mar 7, 2014

BradMacc82 said:
Yep, it was hidden in their workboots.

Biggfoot44 · Mar 8, 2014

4-203 specifically refers to "handgun" , not "regulated weapon" .

The potential question over AR's , etc is the diferentation between pre-October Grandfathered , and Post Oct Banned , not the transporting per se.

1ceman · Mar 8, 2014

Pale Ryder said:
Also, know your hunting seasons, so as not to become a poacher.

Its like this ALL year round so its easy to "hunt during season"

Biggfoot44 said:
4-203 specifically refers to "handgun" , not "regulated weapon" .

The potential question over AR's , etc is the diferentation between pre-October Grandfathered , and Post Oct Banned , not the transporting per se.

Just to help future questions.... can you elaborate?

Sticky · Mar 8, 2014

Biggfoot44 said:
4-203 specifically refers to "handgun" , not "regulated weapon" .

The potential question over AR's , etc is the diferentation between pre-October Grandfathered , and Post Oct Banned , not the transporting per se.

1ceman said:
Just to help future questions.... can you elaborate?

The possession thereof in the state of MD, regardless of where it is.. lol (that part I understand, well, at least as far as we can ascertain from the ambiguous legislation we are dealt with... )

Thanks for all the replies, I though the info I had been given was not accurate, but it never hurts to be sure..

Scott7891 · Mar 10, 2014

Sticky said:
Let me rephrase the question... I was told (so it may not be accurate) that since the AR-15 is now a regulated weapon, the same transportation laws apply to transporting in a vehicle as if it were a handgun, meaning you can only transport it to/from a qualified shooting event (or to a gun shop, etc..). You can't keep it in the vehicle, even unloaded, unless you are traveling directly to or from a recognized shooting competition, bonafide gun show, hunting exercise or some other gun related event...

There is no such thing as regulated long guns anymore. You either owned it before 10/1 or not at all. Regulation is only for handguns.

The restriction in transportation is only for handguns. If you are a designated collector you have more leeway in transport of handguns since they are a part of your "collection" and you are going to show them as a part of an "exhibition" if you are not going between homes, the range, or a gun shop.

So long guns are okay to store in your car as long as they are not loaded. Handguns see above.

1ceman · Mar 11, 2014

I want to hang it from my rear view mirror.....lol
:lol2:

pc1256 · Mar 11, 2014

"The deer even know their are strict gun laws here and laughed at me."

This post had me dying of laughter xD

Franklin · Mar 12, 2014

1ceman said:
I do agree that most of DC has houses too close to "hunt" per se. I was joking. But there is a point to be made.
As for the deforestation, yes that is a big issue here. This home owner has paid me a bunch of money due to deer and other wildlife destroying plants, and more.

I have shot 4 deer from my bathroom window. no house is to close!

1ceman · Mar 12, 2014

Franklin said:
I have shot 4 deer from my bathroom window. no house is to close!

Then I need to see about target practicing at your place Franklin.

swinokur · Mar 12, 2014

Scott7891 said:
There is no such thing as regulated long guns anymore. You either owned it before 10/1 or not at all. Regulation is only for handguns.

Sure there are. My pre Oct 1 long guns could still be called regulated because they are not banned. What else could we call them "now banned but legal regulated firearms possessed before 10-1?"

Franklin · Mar 12, 2014

1ceman said:
Then I need to see about target practicing at your place Franklin.

C'mon, I get lonely back here in the woods

1ceman · Mar 14, 2014

Franklin said:
C'mon, I get lonely back here in the woods

If you still worked with me, you could have been there in DC yourself. :innocent0

......Although, you probably would have tried to take them down by hand :lol2:

Franklin · Mar 14, 2014

I probably could get close enough for a flooring hammer as tame as they are!

Its a shame I had to take my AR out of the truck to work in DC.

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