Recent content by BootBuckle

Yep. I'm happy we have some new blood in town. I don't think Hogan is going anywhere near 2A issues though, at least not until he fixes the state finances.

Google HQL for info.

...all. It's part of the MSP background check process if I'm not mistaking.

Interesting--keep us in the loop. Sounds to me like some kid deserves a revolver!

I tried to look up the case to see details, but couldn't find it. Can you recall the case name?

I'm curious--when illegally owned and/or carried firearms are recovered from criminals, in what condition are they usually found? My question was formulated based on the myriad of threads I've seen about the reliability and familiarity requirements that members of this forum impose on their...

The real question is "How can something be unconstitutional in DC, but constitutional in MD?". :cuss:

hso has a great point. Those of you who have left MD, please take the time to send O'Malley a letter and let him know why you left. Mentioning Beretta is also a great idea. Letters can be digitally sent to the Governor via the following website: http://www.governor.maryland.gov/mail/

You are all going to hate my perspective on this, but oh well--bring on the ridicule: Politics is a game. It is an unfair, unjust, and immoral game. "Form letters" are an acceptable (and potentially powerful) weapon in this game, which is why you see them on these forums all the time. I know...

I think they missed my point entirely...

Yessir. I figure that most MD residents who would love to carry have simply stopped contacting their elected officials due to the state's reputation. I figured that voicing my point of view couldn't hurt, and they may not have seen the argument in a while...

Ha, I see your point. I forwarded the letter to a coworker with the subject "look how I wasted today's lunch break"...

Ok, last post on the subject. I see your point, but I don't believe the MSP do... CRIMINAL LAW TITLE 4. WEAPON CRIMES SUBTITLE 2. HANDGUNS Md. CRIMINAL LAW Code Ann. § 4-203 (2014) § 4-203. Wearing, carrying, or transporting handgun (a) Prohibited. -- (1) Except...

From http://www.nraila.org/gun-laws/state-laws/maryland.aspx "CARRYING AND TRANSPORTATION IN VEHICLES It is unlawful for any person without a permit to wear or carry a handgun, openly or concealed, upon or about his person. It is also unlawful for any person to knowingly transport a handgun in...