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      Since DC dropped reason to carry, will Maryland?

      Since last month Washington DC no longer requires "good and substantial" reason to apply and get approval to carry a firearm in the District. Do we know if Maryland will use this precedent to drop ours and become a "Shall Issue" State? Finally???? :envy:
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      Pre 10/1 MD Handgun Permit Applications

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      Maryland Handgun Permit Application Supplemental Documents

      I applied for a MD Handgun Permit as a business owner within the last 10 days. I conduct financial transactions on a regular basis as part of my business activities. I am looking for feedback from those that have been issued MD Handgun Permits as business owners for the first time in the last...
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      Maryland Handgun Permit Application Supplemental Documents

      Apologies, filed in the incorrect forum.
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      Maryland Shall Issue ® - Update - 3/8/12

      In this issue: 1. Welcome 2. Moneybomb 3. Woollard Case Action Center 4. Motion For Stay Filed 5. Maryland General Assembly <hr><hr> 1. Welcome We'd like to extend a big welcome to all of the new MSI members that have joined this week. As you might imagine, the news of the...
    6. Norton

      Maryland Shall Issuse - Update - 3/06/12 - More on Woollard Case

      In this issue: 1. Woollard Outcome 2. Emails 3. Staying The Course 4. Moving Forward With Educating The Public <hr><hr> 1. Woollard Outcome "A citizen may not be required to offer a good and substantial reason why he should be permitted to exercise his rights. The right‘s...
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