[TheDon]

It might have to do with the equipment the military has provided to track the sniper. The order would remove a lot of false readings.

Of course, politicians always like to look like they are doing something, even though they cannot do anything useful under most circumstances.

[JaimeD2]

It's because the police are being swamped by false alarm calls from people who hear any sort of gunfire at all; the entire region is on edge, and these calls are diverting resources away from the actual investigation and creating all sorts of waste. It's a very temporary order.

[jz638]

Loose lips allow shooters to slip.

[DoughtyOne]

I'm pro gun rights, but if this helps them spot this idiot, I'm all for it. I believe it's a temporary enactment. If it wasn't I'd be against it.

[mississippi red-neck]

I guess it's still alright to shoot inside the house.

[ko_kyi]

outdoor shooting ranges are exempt and doing fine. Only applies to firearms hunting in the counties.

[DmBarch]

This was handled with the typical tin ear of Glenspending. "The executives of the four counties asked him to do this", is how it is being reported today. I can understand people leaving their towns to shop and get gas in more remote areas of those counties just trying to be away from the threat. Then they freak out hearing "normal" rural rifle sighting in and hunting of October. And waste the LEO resources...

[longtermmemmory]

what happened, i missed it....

[longtermmemmory]

please ignore previous post, It was put on this thread by accident.



My question on this thread:

Is the state of Maryland going to compensate the owners of the hunting preserves for the lost revenue?

[bandleader]

If Mr.Glendenning has forbidden outdoor shooting,perhaps Maryland's gun-owners should consider some"Indoor"shooting?