Gun Control (I know, it's probably a rerun)
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Understood. I bought a new AR-15 two weeks ago. With my Florida CWP, I was out the door in 25 minutes, so I can see the frustrations in states that have such draconian gun ownership laws.
Purposely keeping guns out of the hands of honest, law abiding and law following citizens just enables criminals and the state itself to gain and remain in control of society, exactly the opposite of what our founders and Constitution intended.
The best and easiest way to solve that problem is to vote those that think the state is the answer right out of office.
Winning at the polls sure beats the alternatives that may become necessary down the road.
Purposely keeping guns out of the hands of honest, law abiding and law following citizens just enables criminals and the state itself to gain and remain in control of society, exactly the opposite of what our founders and Constitution intended.
The best and easiest way to solve that problem is to vote those that think the state is the answer right out of office.
Winning at the polls sure beats the alternatives that may become necessary down the road.
MMDad
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DEEKAYPEE8569
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One of my signature lines should tell you something.
Never noticed it before but "LOVE IT!!!!!"
Dutch6
"Fluffy world destroyer"
gun ownership rules in MD
speaking of guns, grandpa wants to buy my daughters handguns. He lives in GA, they here. I want them to learn how to handle a gun first. And I have never really been much into guns, so:
a) where can I take them that will teach them proper handgun safety?
b) how do i get a gun registered here (st mary's) purchased out of state?
speaking of guns, grandpa wants to buy my daughters handguns. He lives in GA, they here. I want them to learn how to handle a gun first. And I have never really been much into guns, so:
a) where can I take them that will teach them proper handgun safety?
b) how do i get a gun registered here (st mary's) purchased out of state?
Chris0nllyn
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1). Look up defensive handgun classes
2). I'm not positive on GA laws, but you'll most likely have to go through a FFL dealer, of state police down there.
dustin
UAIOE
across state lines will most likely require an FFL in MD to transfer it to FFL in GA... cost probably between $50 to $150 including shipping, per firearm for both FFLs
DEEKAYPEE8569
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Until MD lawmakers unclench, the average citizenry will be prohibited from acquiring a CCW. Sad but true.
My dad 1st let me handle a .22 at age 5, an old Stevens single shot rifle with a cut down stock. Before that I was taught that any firearm was not mine to even look at without permission and an adult being present.
We had firearms in the house, but because dad made sure we knew about them, with good knowledge about their care and handling, and respect for what they could do...I started "bird dogging" for dad and my uncles the fall after I turned 5.
I've only needed a firearm in a man-to-man situation three times in my life. Once was on duty when I was in the USAF Reserve, once in my home while we were stationed in Nebraska and once in my home while we were stationed in Ohio.
I am glad I had the access and proper training in all three situations.
Every freeborn individual should have the same access and training.
We had firearms in the house, but because dad made sure we knew about them, with good knowledge about their care and handling, and respect for what they could do...I started "bird dogging" for dad and my uncles the fall after I turned 5.
I've only needed a firearm in a man-to-man situation three times in my life. Once was on duty when I was in the USAF Reserve, once in my home while we were stationed in Nebraska and once in my home while we were stationed in Ohio.
I am glad I had the access and proper training in all three situations.
Every freeborn individual should have the same access and training.