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To: ATOMIC_PUNK
Didn't they have a similar situation in Maryland, where a new law required firearms manufacturers to supply spent bullets and shell casings, and the manufacturers couldn't comply so sales were effectively stopped? What ever happened there?
32 posted on 02/18/2002 6:50:47 PM PST by John Jorsett
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To: John Jorsett
Didn't they have a similar situation in Maryland, where a new law required firearms manufacturers to supply spent bullets and shell casings, and the manufacturers couldn't comply so sales were effectively stopped? What ever happened there?

The Maryland law only applies to handguns. I think most manufacturers now supply a fired case, even for those weapons not bound for Maryland. But yes, in the transition period, this program did slow sales, which is presumably just what was intended.

We also have a new law this year which requires one to sit through a 2 hour "safety" video in order to be able to purchase a handgun. We also have a 2+ week waiting period for handgun and restricted weapon (so-called "assault weapons") sales. And a discretionary CCW system. And a magazine limit.

It's so much safer now here in "The Free State" ...

63 posted on 02/18/2002 11:29:35 PM PST by MassLengthTime
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