brownspotz
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- Oct 22, 2013
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Best part is,it shows criminals don't follow laws no matter how many there are.
Baltimore County looks to regulate gun shows and gun shops
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I'd like to see proof of this claim
BlueHeeler
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If the regulators believed in the effectiveness of these measures, they would provide comparable tax incentives for gun dealers to fortify their security.
This sounds more like a plan to disincentivize gun businesses.
This sounds more like a plan to disincentivize gun businesses.
danb
dont be a dumbass
Not as crazy as it sounds. I'll take as face value it will cost Freestate $30k. That is about the the cost of a live security guard after hours. If I were one of the bigger volume dealers I might vote for this on the basis that it would drive one or more smaller outfits out of business and it would be good for volume and revenue.
The first 4 don't have signs in front of their houses stating "I am a gunsmith/ collector/federal firearms licensee" nor do they have their collections in the windows to be see by all
Seems that freestanding businesses are somewhat different. We all have a good idea how this will go down. Either businesses fix their security issues to prevent mass thefts or Maryland will do it.
cstone
Active Member
Regulating the victims to deter criminals. Takes a very special mindset to think this way.
Look at how those guns look? They were asking for it. ; )
Look at how those guns look? They were asking for it. ; )
ohen cepel
Ultimate Member
No, it will NOT stop the robberies. They will just be done in different ways.
When cars got harder to steal the scum went to car jackings. I can see similar here, they may just walk in and start shooting and then take what they want.
When cars got harder to steal the scum went to car jackings. I can see similar here, they may just walk in and start shooting and then take what they want.
I can see this going state wide as the demorats force onerous expenses on small businesses to force them out of business.
You mean like what they do for other businesses?
CrazySanMan
2013'er
The one that used to be called Valley Guns at Harford and Taylor was robbed several times when I lived in Parkville.
That already has happened, probably 30 years ago give or take. A gun store on Harford Road (or maybe Bel Air Road?) In the City down past Northern Parkway somewhere.
Name Taken
Ultimate Member
Robbed? Only a few. Victims of multiple burglaries....that's a much higher number. For obvious reasons they don't come on here or the news and advertise it.
Three Cheers for Johnny O, destined to be the "best" CE Baltimore County ever had..."Hip-Hip-Flush...tank refills...Hip-Hip-Flush...tank refills...Hip-Hip-Flush..."
...and I thought Kamenetz was bad...jeez!
...and I thought Kamenetz was bad...jeez!
was42
Member
Gun Shows affected, too...
This will impact what goes on at the Timonium Fairgrounds, too. "Under the plan, a temporary gun show must have a security plan approved by the Chief of Police that includes an alarm system, video surveillance and live security guard coverage when the show is closed." The devil will be in the details. The Maryland Arms Collectors show in March has the live security guard coverage. Whether that is or will be enough remains to be seen.
This will impact what goes on at the Timonium Fairgrounds, too. "Under the plan, a temporary gun show must have a security plan approved by the Chief of Police that includes an alarm system, video surveillance and live security guard coverage when the show is closed." The devil will be in the details. The Maryland Arms Collectors show in March has the live security guard coverage. Whether that is or will be enough remains to be seen.
- Feb 4, 2013
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After they did this to Valley Guns, they put in bollards.
Muleskinner
Ultimate Member
Johnny jOke ran on a campaign of moderation and no new taxes. He got into office and almost immediately raised taxes and showed his true colors with his HOME act essentially removing private property rights from landlords...THEN he instituted "equity policing" which basically requires the police to "ignore" minor infractions committed by minorities...NOW this...Baltimore County elected a communist..I am quite certain there is a moderate amount of voter regret among the democrats that only vote for them because that's what they have always done....Ignorant people who don't do their homework often live to regret their choices..
Muleskinner
Ultimate Member
nope, this is nothing more than a back door way to shut down the county's gun dealers
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