[h=1]How Maryland Handgun Permit Restrictions Turn People Into Felons[/h]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HIWNXC4wcuw

 

TPV Productions


If you look up Virginia and Maryland you will see that Maryland with all the stricter gun laws still has more gun violence and murder than Virginia.

 

plow


I don't know if any of have tried to get your Handgun Qualification License i am doing it now, it is like filling a application for a job for the secret service, you have to have it just to be able to purchase a hand gun you have to take a 2 hour class room and a 2 hour range class , buy your ammo for the class ,and pay and got to get finger printed first , thats $ 52.00 and then for the application its $50.00 and then its take anywhere to a month or long to get your license to buy a hand gun so you got $200.00 befor you able to buy a hand gun, it really sucks

Financially draining you is another form of gun control.

 

MikePlaysIt


I grew up in Salisbury Maryland until I was 10-11 years old. I am SO thankful that my family moved to a gun friendly state as a child. This allowed me to actually experience the freedom of having a concealed carry permit without having to jump through too many hoops... It's funny that he mentions "a lot of times you have to have a prescription pad to get a carry permit", because that's what I always heard from anyone when I lived in Maryland.

Was that you basically had to be a doctor, or had to be a very influential or powerful person in the State of Maryland to get a carry permit. I can't remember the restrictions on handgun ownership in general but I guarantee you that it's not anywhere near as freedom friendly as the state where I currently live (Florida).

 

rick hughes


I live in Maryland but I live in Western part of Md. We are delegated by the idiots who live from Hagerstown to the Eastern shore. Where I live we've had I murder in the last ten years and it was around the FSU campus by a student from Baltimore Md.

The people in the Eastern part are liberals who would like for all of us to turn in our guns. I have never been convicted of a felony and I am over 6o yrs. old and I am denied a carry permit for reason unknown. I've hunted since I was 14 by myself that was the way we grew up. We respected each other and most of all we respected firearms.

 

c rorie


I could carry when I was Navy but disarmed in prince georges county, I think I 'am not in a place where I want to surrender my safety to a 3rd party, when seconds count police are only minutes away