Why would you think that other states, at least initially, would give up the cash cow of NR permits?
And even if those eventually went away Florida, like Maryland, issues permits to non residents, not non resident permits.
MSP AT IT AGAIN! HOGAN NOWHERE TO BE SEEN.
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Why would you think that other states, at least initially, would give up the cash cow of NR permits?
And even if those eventually went away Florida, like Maryland, issues permits to non residents, not non resident permits.
I was of the opinion that when out of staters started carrying her, the GA would feel pressure to extend the same rights to residents.
Maybe I'm being naive.
Maybe I'm being naive.
That's my opinion. Just because National reciprocity takes effect, doesn't necessarily mean NR permits would stop being issued. And it would allow carry in states that don't recognize some state permits,
Just thinking out loud though.
I think states at a minimum would have to weigh the income generated by issuing NR permits versus the savings of not issuing them, ie reduced personnel costs
CrueChief
Cocker Dad/RIP Bella
No you'er not naive, you just over estimate the conscience of the MD Dem machine and their willingness to accept citizen carry or citizen firearm ownership at all.
JMintzer
Hoarding Douche Waffle
The main difference being Florida actually issues permits.
Don't think they would, but you can't carry in all states on NR permits. If people want national reciprocity, I would imagine it would be based on the permit issued by your state of residence.
The devil would obviously be in the details but even if national reciprocity were limited to permits issued by your home state, if it indeed became law worded as such, the fact that non Marylanders are carrying in this state without blood in the streets would be a powerful indictment of the "wild wild west" narrative.
Agreed. There are plenty of examples of how things are not like the "wild, wild West". I have never tied a horse up to a hitching post. lol
Biggfoot44
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- Aug 2, 2009
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Wow, I'm impressed that you have everything trained to be ground tied , Tim. I always had to tie mine to somthing.
Blacksmith101
Grumpy Old Man
- Jun 22, 2012
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I had a horse once that would "Grass Tie", she loved to eat. You will find the wild wild west is alive and well in Amish country hitching posts are common.
redeemed.man
Ultimate Member
Forgive me guys, new hobby. 
Oh no you di'int!
Blacksmith101
Grumpy Old Man
- Jun 22, 2012
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Forgive me guys, new hobby.
They started with the Second Amendment next it will be the First and then comes Voting, a "Good and Substantial Reason" for everything you do!
They started with the Second Amendment next it will be the First and then comes Voting, a "Good and Substantial Reason" for everything you do!
Aren't they already doing that? By restricting your 2nd Amendment, you are put at risk to exercise your 1st Amendment rights in certain company.
Rob R.
Active Member
Am I only one who really had no faith in Hogan doing much of anything for the 2A other than being a typical politician aka try to be everything to everyone before election
Hopes and dreams. Nothing was ever going to change. We got a HOLD placed on new restrictions. Once Hogan goes it'll be back to the slow descent into NY/NJ/CA/CT prohibitions.
