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U.S. - H.R.1015
- Thread starter wrightme
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Sonora Rebel
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Thus ensuring any comparisons between Maryland and reality to be forever null and void. DC County? OMG!
Thus ensuring any comparisons between Maryland and reality to be forever null and void. DC County? OMG!
Prophet
Regular Member
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Does this mean that DC would have to follow Maryland firearm laws? I know not the best state to follow but still a step in the right direction in terms of issuance, reciprocity and the like.
Does this mean that DC would have to follow Maryland firearm laws? I know not the best state to follow but still a step in the right direction in terms of issuance, reciprocity and the like.
Sonora Rebel
Regular Member
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What 'issuance & reciprocity'?
What 'issuance & reciprocity'?
echo6tango
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It will never happen. But you know what, these days...nothing surprises me anymore. The lines between DC and Maryland are so blurred in so many ways, I don't think it would make a difference one way or the other.
It will never happen. But you know what, these days...nothing surprises me anymore. The lines between DC and Maryland are so blurred in so many ways, I don't think it would make a difference one way or the other.