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rl6214

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32. What can't I be trusted with?

Reply to baldguy (Reply #29)

Sat May 18, 2013, 11:50 PM

May 2013

I live in Texas, 30rd mags are completely legal in Texas. My sons residence on record with the military is in Texas. Perfectly legal for me to give the mags to him and perfectly legal for him to own them.

Keep trying.

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Maryland governor signs nation's most comprehensive firearm legislation. NRA backs down. [View all] Robb May 2013 OP

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I imagine the state will soldier on without you ... and happily. 11 Bravo May 2013 #14

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Bye elleng May 2013 #31

That reminds me, I just got some new 30rd AR15 mags rl6214 May 2013 #2

And you wonder why sane people don't trust gun owners. baldguy May 2013 #11

Don't trust me to send some mags with my son? rl6214 May 2013 #26

You can't trusted to follow a simple law that will preserve innocent lives. baldguy May 2013 #29

What can't I be trusted with? rl6214 May 2013 #32

If you send them to Maryland you'd be breaking the law. baldguy May 2013 #33

Actually it's perfectly legal to send them to MD rl6214 May 2013 #34

Per the OP: "...outlaws the sale of high-capacity magazines..." baldguy May 2013 #35

You need to do a little bit of research before posting rl6214 May 2013 #37

"illegal weapons smuggling ring: snooper2 May 2013 #38

Let us know if he tries to take them onto the grounds of the USNA without clearance. 11 Bravo May 2013 #16

Why would he possibly want to take them on to the grounds of the academy. rl6214 May 2013 #27

Has clearance for WHAT? To carry 30 round mags onto the USNA grounds? Bullshit! 11 Bravo May 2013 #30

He may say it's a model for the rest of the nation, premium May 2013 #3

For some reason, I'm reminded of a line from the movie Beautiful Creatures Electric Monk May 2013 #6

Never saw that movie, premium May 2013 #7

It'll never pass in Texas, that's for sure derby378 May 2013 #15

Plus it's close to Hawaii. Robb May 2013 #17

So AR's will have a differently shaped grip to be sold in Maryland Recursion May 2013 #5

Good for you! thucythucy May 2013 #23

Hey, I'm a pragmatist Recursion May 2013 #24

And I just now posted on an OP you posted thucythucy May 2013 #25

Good for them. Colorado also JimDandy May 2013 #8

And Connecticut, Delaware, Hawaii, Washington State... Robb May 2013 #9

Excellent! JimDandy May 2013 #10

The NRA - like every extremist RW front group - knows it's on the wrong side of history. baldguy May 2013 #12

Congratulations, Maryland! sinkingfeeling May 2013 #18

So proud of my home state. Tommy_Carcetti May 2013 #21

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