ShallNotInfringe
Lil Firecracker
- Feb 17, 2013
- 8,554
FIFY. Double that for the license requiring a 70 day wait THEN a 70 day wait for the firearm app to go through.
Why not? Make it so ugly for folks to make a purchase that they won't.
What Is Everyone's Plan Once The Oct. 1 Ban Goes Into Effect?
- Thread starter Ninety9Soulz
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FIFY. Double that for the license requiring a 70 day wait THEN a 70 day wait for the firearm app to go through.
Why not? Make it so ugly for folks to make a purchase that they won't.
BigToe
Well Armed Vagrant
The irony is that our first black president has gone back to the notion of Democracy....in that laws can be passed because "the majority" agree with them.
I'd like to see where we would be today if emancipation, or the civil rights movement were treated in the same manor.
We are a Republic, not a Democracy. In a Republic, the sovereignty is with the individual, not the group. Our 2nd amendment right is being eroded because state and federal lawmakers are either too stupid to know the difference, or to arrogant to care.
Second Amendment
Ultimate Member
- May 11, 2011
- 8,665
Second Amendment
Ultimate Member
- May 11, 2011
- 8,665
BigToe
Well Armed Vagrant
I have a Ruger 77/357 Magnum carbine. 5+1 bolt action... 16" barrel, and weighs about 5 pounds. It's an OTC rifle, and much more fun at the range than a shotgun. Add a red dot site, and you have a decent firearm for home protection.
Which states have purchase licensing and how did that effect their firearm sales after it went into force?
orfski
Member
It's real sipmle - move out of state. They don't want me and my money here - I'm on the way out.
Ninety9Soulz
Mischief. Mayhem. Soap.
- Feb 23, 2013
- 92
I forgot to add, I am going to grab some popcorn and enjoy the fireworks as they begin to realize how ineffectual this law really was.
In this case, most of them already know how ineffectual these measures are. Don't be fooled by their "Crime Fighting" facade. This entire situation was nothing more than a publicity stunt at the cost of our Constitutional Rights to empower their future political careers.
"Look at us! We were one of the first to battle the gun problem!"
That about sums up their mentality.
Markp
Ultimate Member
- Dec 22, 2008
- 9,392
Only double barrel smokin' joe approved ones!
If I didn't have a house, 3 kids in school, a wife with a steady local job and 3 tractor trailer loads(or so) of crap to move I would be off like a prom dress.
I once testified in Annapolis that where I live a driveby shooting was what happened when the county put up a new road sign.
- Jan 30, 2013
- 34,275
You are one of their "real" targets and victims in the licensing, fingerprinting, and training regime -- designed to discourage people and encourage the planned phase-out of the Second Amendment without sparking armed rebellion from current gun owners. You and your generation have real and substantial damages that are unique because of your youth, and cannot act before the Oct. 1 deadline. Hopefully those that are handling the lawsuit(s) have factored that in, or will amend or file additional suits as appropriate.
sleev-les
Prestige Worldwide
I started off saying "hell no" to being fingerprinted. Then recently got to thinking about who it impacts in the long run. Its our IP's that will feel the impact of us "sticking it to the man". I can't say there are many other handguns I want, but there is a Wilson Combat 1911 that matches my W.C AR15 that I want and know wont be able to afford until after Oct 1. In the end, I'm going to suck up my pride and continue supporting the IP's on here. They have gone out of their way to look out for me so the least I can do is return the favor.
Respectfully, this isn't about swallowing your pride. Swallowing your pride is taking a street sweeping job after being fired from your white collar job.
This is about a lawful violation of inalienable rights.
PS: Go see Mark at 2A about that Wilson. Wilson 1911's are backlogged about a year (or more) depending on options. Maybe he won't need the entire payment up front.
tc617
USN Sub Vet
Funny that you mention this. Spike's Tactical has a 8-12 months backorder on their lowers and they are accepting new orders. THIS would be a big FU to O'Malley to place an order for a handful of these AR-15 lowers a week before SB281 goes into affect and have them show up to a Maryland FFL a year after the ban.Purchase order the end of September.
This sounds like a challenge... Who can have a purchase order in hand before Oct 1 and be the very last person within the state of MD to receive a SB281 banned firearm?
rob-cubed
In need of moderation
I agree... their real intent is to slowly purge the gun culture from Maryland... whether it's encouraging 2A supporters to move, or creating ever more onerous hurdles to legal ownership for the next generation that stays. Once there is little resistance left, they can pass whatever they want.
Sadly, our children will grow up accepting licensing as normal and believing that owning handguns is a privilege granted by the state... as soon as "the new normal" settles in, they'll pass the next round of "reasonable restrictions".
StanW
Hooligan #8
hahahahahahaha
I agree with not waiting if we have to get finger printed. The government has my prints already from military and law enforcement. I don't have much that would be banned after Oct. 1. I'm looking to upgrade a shotgun and get a good deer rifle/gun.
