PowPow
Where's the beef?
SB387 is on the agenda for tomorrow (3/11) on the Senate floor. Reported favorable with amendments, as we know. It says there are 9 amendments. (They aren't up yet.)
Only 223/556 lowers go through the 77r because they can be built into a banned long gun not because they can be built into a pistol. If that were the case all AR 15/10 lowers would have to go through the 77r and they don’t.Well buying an AR lower does require a 77R, because a lower can be made into a pistol, which is regulated. A complete AR rifle does not because it is a rifle and the lower can't be used in a pistol in the future.
Don’t get an HQL.In addition to those people who don't have an HQL (and don't intend to get one) what about those that may have already engraved the small metal plate on an 80% with their own number or marking for identification purposes in the event of theft. Are they double f*cked.
FJB
Don’t abandon hope. They may not be able to reconcile the two versions (House vs Senate) before the session is over.They wanted to pass this bill in some form because ghost guns are "everywhere". So they changed very little in actual content of the bill.
To me, it seems like they made the bill more pragmatic and harder to attack in the courts, and they all voted for it except one.
This has hardened my resolve in considering myself a complete idiot for staying in Maryland this long.
Don’t get an HQL.
Go ahead and get your Handgun Permit ASAP.
Once that’s approved, you can then ask for (and receive) the HQL for free.
Don’t get an HQL.
Go ahead and get your Handgun Permit ASAP.
Once that’s approved, you can then ask for (and receive) the HQL for free.
Only 223/556 lowers go through the 77r because they can be built into a banned long gun not because they can be built into a pistol. If that were the case all AR 15/10 lowers would have to go through the 77r and they don’t.
It's inconsistent, luckily. 77r isn't required for AR-10s or AR-9s. I had to fight a very green FFL to challenge the MSP when they were saying otherwise - still the case as of 2021.AR-10s and AR-15s can both be built into banned long gun copycat configurations (i.e. 2 of folding stock, flash hider, grenade launcher) and both can be built into pistols.
MSP has no reasonable, lawful logic behind their position on requiring 77Rs with AR-15 lowers. The only unintentional good of it is that you can use an AR-15 lower to bypass the HQL training requirement.
Just called delegate Cox office. They said a good chance these two bills do not get a vote today or to Governor's office.
https://mgaleg.maryland.gov/2022RS/bills/hb/hb0425f.pdf
So what does this mean? Does this mean that we won for now and that these bills won't get voted on and passed at all?
So what does this mean? Does this mean that we won for now and that these bills won't get voted on and passed at all?
So what we need is a veto, but I don't see that as being likely to happen.Absolutely not
Both bills are alive. They differ in text though. If passed they must be made to agree on language before going to the Governor
So what we need is a veto, but I don't see that as being likely to happen.
So what does this mean? Does this mean that we won for now and that these bills won't get voted on and passed at all?
Can we get them to show us their approved version of the entire process including their serial number idea? Have them go through the hoops first?