HB 704

[Slhaney]

This has probably been discussed on here but I couldnt find it. MD delegate Pam Queen ( From northern Montgomery County, of course) has introduced House Bill 704 . She basically wants to require guns to be equipped with non removeable tracking devices so they can transmit info on bulk transfers of firearms to the state police which would be kept in a database. Im not real keen on the details. If you haven't heard about it and possibly have a little better understanding of legalese than I do, might be worth checking out. Maybe you could give an opinion as to how this may affect the average gun owner.

 

[Blaster229]

It's literally 7 threads under this one. No way you could have missed it if you looked in this Md 2A forum.

 

[swinokur]

HB704 RFID Required in Firearms to Transmit Locations and Info

Did a search and didn’t see this covered. Requires tracking devices imbedded in guns that report to the state.

www.mdshooters.com

 

[RRomig]

It's literally 7 threads under this one. No way you could have missed it if you looked in this Md 2A forum.

Type in bill hb 704 and see what comes up. I did when I saw your response and this thread came up with a couple other threads from 2015. As people have pointed out before the search feature ain’t all people think it is. Could he have typed in other search words to maybe find it?

 

[101combatvet]

This has probably been discussed on here but I couldnt find it. MD delegate Pam Queen ( From northern Montgomery County, of course) has introduced House Bill 704 . She basically wants to require guns to be equipped with non removeable tracking devices so they cant transmit info on bulk transfers of firearms to the state police which would be kept in a database. Im not real keen on the details. If you haven't heard about it and possibly have a little better understanding of legalese than I do, might be worth checking out. Maybe you could give an opinion as to how this may affect the average gun owner.

My first question is, what kind of drugs is she on?

 

[davsco]

non-removable. that's some funny stuff right there. maybe they can embed them in the shell casings which apparently have never solved a crime.

 

[Slhaney]

My first question is, what kind of drugs is she on?
Good question.

 

[Blacksmith101]

A search for Pam Queen finds it no problem.

 

[teratos]

Tell the stupid beeyatch to put the tracking devices in criminals. Much more effective.

 

[win296]

I am not a lawyer, but besides the 2A would this not also violate the 4A ?


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[Allen65]

I am not a lawyer, but besides the 2A would this not also violate the 4A ?


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IANAL a lawyer, either, but as an engineer, I can say there would have to be multiple violations of the laws of physics for this bill to work as intended. And the Universe has absolute zero tolerance for violations of those.

 

[Bob A]

IANAL a lawyer, either, but as an engineer, I can say there would have to be multiple violations of the laws of physics for this bill to work as intended. And the Universe has absolute zero tolerance for violations of those.

The universe will have to be brought into compliance with The Agenda. After all, in so many areas, the science is settled.

 

[Some Guy]

Type in bill hb 704 and see what comes up. I did when I saw your response and this thread came up with a couple other threads from 2015. As people have pointed out before the search feature ain’t all people think it is. Could he have typed in other search words to maybe find it?

These threads need RFID trackers. Someone should write a law for this.