Maryland to revisit gun laws in 2019

[GTOGUNNER]

Hope they don't add a bunch of new disqualifiers then make it so it prohibits current ownership, just imagine if that happens with a PTSD disqualifier.

Some Dems tried that in 2013.

 

[28Shooter]

LOL.

I have been ghosting this site for many years in anticipation of moving to MD.

Well, you'll never qualify to purchase a handgun in Maryland - you're obviously crazy!

 

[on_the_rox]

Well, you'll never qualify to purchase a handgun in Maryland - you're obviously crazy!

No, it's ok. It's been proven they don't actually check that.

 

[pbharvey]

A 12 year old girl was shot this afternoon in Baltimore City.
Remind me which new law would prevent this from happening again?

 

[28Shooter]

No, it's ok. It's been proven they don't actually check that.

That's right. What was I thinking?

 

[Threeband]

LOL.

I have been ghosting this site for many years in anticipation of moving to MD.

I'm picturing you on your ranch in Wyoming, saying to yourself, "Someday I'll be able to escape this lonely 5000 acre spread, and find my true home in a rowhouse in Dundalk..."

 

[mrmidnight]

I'm picturing you on your ranch in Wyoming, saying to yourself, "Someday I'll be able to escape this lonely 5000 acre spread, and find my true home in a rowhouse in Dundalk..."

LOL.

I lived in Maryland 2 decades ago and then left for college out of state and never went back. But I recall it being a good place to raise a family so I am looking (now very seriously) at going back. Of course the strange gun laws have always been a concern, even long before the FSA so I am always on notice for any potential legislation. Not sure at this point what they could really pass that wouldn't end up getting thrown out of court they already have extremely restrictive laws with respect to guns. If good tangible results were realy the desire they would look at the things that have caused the major breakdowns in society and fix accordingly. But we all know that won't happen. Gotta head down to the bunk house now they are calling me saying one of t ranch hands got his foot stuck in the spittoon again.

 

[themoose06]

LOL.

I lived in Maryland 2 decades ago and then left for college out of state and never went back. But I recall it being a good place to raise a family so I am looking (now very seriously) at going back. Of course the strange gun laws have always been a concern, even long before the FSA so I am always on notice for any potential legislation. Not sure at this point what they could really pass that wouldn't end up getting thrown out of court they already have extremely restrictive laws with respect to guns. If good tangible results were realy the desire they would look at the things that have caused the major breakdowns in society and fix accordingly. But we all know that won't happen. Gotta head down to the bunk house now they are calling me saying one of t ranch hands got his foot stuck in the spittoon again.

Don’t move to MD. It sucks here, and the crime/crap that exists in Baltimore/DC is only spreading further throughout MD. Don’t move here. It’s not worth it, just look at how many of us are leaving/going to leave soon

 

[dblas]

It really doesn't matter what they look at or try to pass, not enough people show up, write or call to try and defend their rights.

Que the "why bother, they don't listen anyway" crowd in 3.... 2.....

 

[themoose06]

It really doesn't matter what they look at or try to pass, not enough people show up, write or call to try and defend their rights.

Que the "why bother, they don't listen anyway" crowd in 3.... 2.....

MD isn’t even worth saving imo. This state is hopeless. It’ll never be pro 2a

 

[Bolts Rock]

LOL.

I lived in Maryland 2 decades ago and then left for college out of state and never went back. But I recall it being a good place to raise a family so I am looking (now very seriously) at going back. Of course the strange gun laws have always been a concern, even long before the FSA so I am always on notice for any potential legislation. Not sure at this point what they could really pass that wouldn't end up getting thrown out of court they already have extremely restrictive laws with respect to guns. If good tangible results were realy the desire they would look at the things that have caused the major breakdowns in society and fix accordingly. But we all know that won't happen. Gotta head down to the bunk house now they are calling me saying one of t ranch hands got his foot stuck in the spittoon again.

Shoot yourself in the dick, it's more constructive, less painful and they haven't taxed that yet. I escaped that hole 3 years ago, not likely to even visit ever again.

 

[kaliroger]

I moved to MD about 8 years ago, if I had to do it over again I would pick Virginia, lower taxes mean less politicians' fingers in your pocket.
There is no draining of the swamp, it just gets deeper with bigger and fatter swamp critters....

All political parties are corrupt...

 

[Cyndi59]

It's a shame everyone lives in that sh!*hole state..I reside in both New Zealand and Virginia..I never enjoyed freedom more that leaving Maryland to more to the next state over and leaving friends are still there,I try not to visit there if I don't need too.Gun laws in New Zealand is par to pre-D.C. .Hopes one day within everyone's life time Maryland will join the rest of America,until then..feels really bad for you all.Soon MGA..to get a HQL which means leaving your left nut floating in a jar..did not mean to sound out of line.

 

[ohen cepel]

No idea why anyone things this is a good place to raise kids unless you're currently living in Syria.

 

[Threeband]

No idea why anyone things this is a good place to raise kids unless you're currently living in Syria.

He has imperfect memories from his clueless teenage years, twenty-odd years ago.

 

[303_enfield]

No idea why anyone things this is a good place to raise kids unless you're currently living in Syria.

Depends on what part of Maryland your raising them.

 

[mrmidnight]

Depends on what part of Maryland your raising them.

Western Howard County. Parents still live there and schools are ranked 10. Right now I am in the Chicago area....which, to the previous posters point, may actually have a higher crime rate than Syria. Even though it is a very nice part of Chicago it is starting to get bad and I would rather not be here when it is officially declared bad.

 

[Kicken Wing]

Word of advice.... don't move to Hagerstown or Washington County. We have 3 prisons here. We get about 27 percent of the ENTIRE STATE OF MARYLAND'S CRIMINALS. Then they are released right here. They stay here. Their families move here. It is a dumping ground for criminals. Our police chief has acknowledged the release of the prisoners here in our town as a major part of our problem. Montgomery County, Baltimore and DC has spread to this area. We do not have nearly the homicide rate but it has picked up over the past several years and it does not look like there will be any relief soon. Crime in general has picked up heavily over the past several years. I was born and raised here. I never had to worry about the things years ago that I have to worry about today. I will be breaking out eventually. I am not living at the hub of the heroin highway (70/81) forever.

 

[imaoldcowhand]

https://nbc24.com/news/nation-world...n-firearms-and-mental-health-will-be-reviewed

The governments inadequacies are at our expense.
They mess up, we loose rights.
Typical Maryland politics.

 

[motorcoachdoug]

I know that i may be dreaming but all the counties east of the bay bridge all the way up to the PA/DE Line along the Chesapeake Bay vote to leave MD and become part of DE. At least DE it is a lot easier to get a CCW permit even if you do have to jump thru a couple of extra hoops to get it. MD has totally become the east version of Cali as far as I am concerned.