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hello from somerset too

ok

and then if you use your p2p to buy a HG then don't have another you wont be able to buy ammo...correct?

error my error i meant committee i will edit

that link goes to one of the restaurants featured on the show, and they are geting slammed for their appearance... lol I havent seen this episode yet

I was in a episode few years ago, I was one of the farmers who was setup at the mock farmers market. The one they filmed in Cranbury at Hanna and Masons, which now is closed. Gordon Ramsey and I chatted for a bit, dudes cool. He actually gave me a hug. He made a dish with my eggs and said they were the best he ever had

from NJ2AS FaceBook page

I'm not sure that is better. Most online retailers will now probably say wtf is this and is too confusing and troublesome, or it will probably be like Los Angeles, Chicago, New York City, or Massachusetts and only ship to an FFL dealer

as of right now they were held and sent back to committee for ammendments and errors, then after that I think they go back to senate, I'm not too up on the process

dam that suxs, honest people are a hard to come by

no the 2 bills about fid were sent back to committee

u missed a few gun bills

colorado just caved to the anti crowd bro. goto utah

yup

I believe a few other were moved back also because thats not the complete list

bills moved back for ammendments

or EYES

http://www.mdshooters.com/showthread.php?t=114585&highlight=SB281 http://mgaleg.maryland.gov/2013RS/bills/sb/sb0281e.pdf <- open in adobe to show correctly 8. Anyone who moves into the state would be required to register "all regulated firearms" with 90 days after establishing residency (see page 52). This would apply to all handguns, except muzzleloaders and antiques (pre-1899), no matter when or where they were acquired. I suppose it will also be applied to any "assault" rifle that was lawfully possessed by the new resident prior to October 1, 2013, although that is not perfectly clear. There will be a $15 application charge, which will cover any number of handguns/regulated firearms. It appears to me that criminal penalties would apply for failure to register a handgun within 90 days, but I would appreciate some lawyer well versed in the criminal code looking at that question. If I am right, a new resident might find grandpa's old service revolver in a trunk in a few years, take it down to the local gun shop to sell it, and end up arrested for failure to register the handgun within 90 days of establishing residency.

I agree!

welcome !

those are old laws I believe that havent been updated with new bills.

maryland also has a govenor who wants to run for president and is hell bent on more gun control

welcome jack!