Indiana Jones
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No worries? Look at New York.
How Do We Legally Store Our Rifles Out Of State If Banned In Maryland?
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No worries? Look at New York.
Survivalman
Member
Out of State Relatives
I've contacted out of state relatives that I can trust; it's an option in the event of political disaster. My hope is that the Senate President is more savy that the governor and can read the mood of the populace. There could be down-the-road trouble for the Democrat majorties if they end up forcing something through.
I've contacted out of state relatives that I can trust; it's an option in the event of political disaster. My hope is that the Senate President is more savy that the governor and can read the mood of the populace. There could be down-the-road trouble for the Democrat majorties if they end up forcing something through.
Indiana Jones
Wolverine
I contacted Obama. Told him to suck my sweaty sack
molonlabe
Ultimate Member
Lot of folkes in California stored them in Nevada.
+ 1000
For those members who don't know the AGC has a mass mailing link setup to contact ALL MEMBERS of the MD General Assembly with one email. Please voice your opinion ASAP.
Their legislative email subscription link is here:
(Not sure if I can link to the actual mass email link w/o permission).
But, here is their legislative page that may steer you in the right direction.
Last year we sent out such traffic (372K emails) the sever was bogged down for hours. The message to Annapolis was heard. Unfortunately, this beast never goes away in this backward state.
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Patrick
MSI Executive Member
I got a call from someone in New York yesterday asking if I had room to hold some of his now-evil guns. The state knows he has them. They are not yet regulated in Maryland.
He's driving them down soon.
This sh!t is real, people.
O'Malley is going to have a harder time than Cuomo, but he is pushing lawmakers real hard. We need to push back even harder.
He's driving them down soon.
This sh!t is real, people.
O'Malley is going to have a harder time than Cuomo, but he is pushing lawmakers real hard. We need to push back even harder.
TxAggie
Ultimate Member
Luckily all of my family is in Texas. Not exactly easy to grab in a hurry, but that is where they will go, shortly followed by myself and my family.
This is getting ridiculously scary. I thought the Constitution was pretty clear and concrete, I can't believe it's only taking 200 years to be turned to toilet paper.
The Libs have enough support nation wide and the Republicans in Washington are too scared of the press to be forceful on the issue. I don't have faith in the courts to do the right thing either.
Seriously, what are we supposed to do? Sure, I'm writing letters and I plan on going to Annapolis, but are there enough Delegates and State Senators to make a difference?
This is getting ridiculously scary. I thought the Constitution was pretty clear and concrete, I can't believe it's only taking 200 years to be turned to toilet paper.
The Libs have enough support nation wide and the Republicans in Washington are too scared of the press to be forceful on the issue. I don't have faith in the courts to do the right thing either.
Seriously, what are we supposed to do? Sure, I'm writing letters and I plan on going to Annapolis, but are there enough Delegates and State Senators to make a difference?
Zanderx
Member
I have a buddy in NY who's also bringing me his mean looking guns. Problem is if MD gets hit as hard or harder ill have to move mine and his to KY
SSDD
Active Member
I think what was just passed in NY could easily be echoed here. Obviously the goal is to fight and prevent it from happening in MD, but there is nothing wrong with having a plan ready should the worst happen.
My understanding is you can store your property where you see fit as long as there are no laws preventing it's storage where you put it. I would like someone to clarify what you would need to do if you had registered the weapon on MD.
My understanding is you can store your property where you see fit as long as there are no laws preventing it's storage where you put it. I would like someone to clarify what you would need to do if you had registered the weapon on MD.
Pretty sure they will use your state/location of driver's license as your residence ... that pretty much stops anyone from having 2 or 3 state "residence". It works that way already for purchases ... that's why we can't reside both in PA and MD and purchase guns under both state's laws.
There are enough undecideds in the MD legislature! MOM wanted the gas tax in the last legislative session and was denied because THE PEOPLE OBJECTED. We can do the same thing IF WE LET our reps know. It is VERY WORTHWHILE to contact your state senator and delegates!
As far as them being replaced by Republicans in the next election ... not likely ... more likely - loose the primary and be replaced by a pro-2A Democrat ... yes, many such animals exist in MD
Federally, both CryBaby and Reid have said they are not interested in national gun grabbing legislation as a top tier issue this month or next, or the next. If Reid isn't on Barry's side ... it aint a done deal in Congress
DoubleTap007
Active Member
The question to ask.. what happened on the first awb. Did they take the owned guns away? Put people to prison?
So the end if the world i s real and only postponed by couple of months?
I honestly don't know what happened in 1994, where can I find that out, I've been wondering that for a while now. (Yes I am being serious).
fightinbluhen51
"Quack Pot Call Honker"
- Oct 31, 2008
- 8,974
Should we openly tell them in our emails we will not comply?
I often wonder what 1000 or 10000 armed and civil citizens on lawyers mall would look like, similar to this http://youtu.be/ncdXfUAkMUI
This sh!t is real, and it is MORE than F'd up. Yes, I'm fully aware of what my statement entails. I am fully responsible for my hypothetical. No...these idiots and fascists don't have a clue as to our history, nor are they aware of our rights. Is it radical? Yes. Will I make some folks cringe with this question? Yes. But it needs to be asked.
Existing guns were grandfathered.
Don't tell them we won't comply ... its too soon for that ... tell them YOU DON"T WANT ADDITIONAL RESTRICTIONS!
ITS WORTH THE TIME & EFFORT TO DO!
If there is no new law, there is nothing new to comply with or not
10,000 voters looking for a more pro-2a candidate scares them more than any physical threat ... (which can and will get you tracked down and arrested!)
fightinbluhen51
"Quack Pot Call Honker"
- Oct 31, 2008
- 8,974
I understand that...but if they hear it that these laws are viewed as usurpation of their power, it takes their power away from them.
DoubleTap007
Active Member
Thank you. What happened with magazines over the 10 round limit ? (I'm pretty sure that was part of the AWB as well. (I remember when I bought my first USPc, and the 13 round mags had the LEO Only stamping)).
Their power is taken away at election day ... other threats are ... threats.
SigMatt
Ultimate Member
The best threat we can make is the one every politician fears: becoming an EX-politician.
It never hurts to remind them that they have to ask our permission to pass laws and infringe our rights/freedom, not the other way around. We aren't Europe. They serve at our pleasure. Given events in New York, those in Annapolis need to be reminded of that more than ever.
Matt
It never hurts to remind them that they have to ask our permission to pass laws and infringe our rights/freedom, not the other way around. We aren't Europe. They serve at our pleasure. Given events in New York, those in Annapolis need to be reminded of that more than ever.
Matt
TapRackBang
Cheaper Than Diamonds
My letters basically say "I do not support any more restrictions on my Second Amendment rights. I vote, and I will not vote for any candidate that does support more restrictions. I am a gainfully-employed taxpayer who has never taken a penny in government handouts, and I will leave Maryland and take my tax dollars with me if any more restrictions become law in Maryland."
I think that makes it clear they won't get the two things out of me they want: My vote and my money.
I think that makes it clear they won't get the two things out of me they want: My vote and my money.
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