Whats up fellow Shooters, preppers, enthusiasts, whatever your angle you're cool with me. Im originally from PG county and the military is allowing me to be stationed back at home. Should be a good 3 year tour. Looking forward to possibly seeing alot of you at the range.
I do have one question....Im up in CT now and they changed alot of their laws due to Sandy Hook and other things that happened around the nation. In the recent changes it does state that military is not susceptible to alot of the new laws. Does MD have any type of, I guess "pass," for military members? Its kind of hard to move every 3 years with certain firearms. Active duty military are still allowed to buy high cap mags, and certain firearms that a civilian is not able to. Its not only military but, law enforcement, correctional officers, and certain state department personnel are also allowed. If anyone can hep me out that would be greatly appreciated. Any "easy to read" literature that says flat out what is allowed, not allowed, purchasing, legal, illegal would be appreciated.
I do have one question....Im up in CT now and they changed alot of their laws due to Sandy Hook and other things that happened around the nation. In the recent changes it does state that military is not susceptible to alot of the new laws. Does MD have any type of, I guess "pass," for military members? Its kind of hard to move every 3 years with certain firearms. Active duty military are still allowed to buy high cap mags, and certain firearms that a civilian is not able to. Its not only military but, law enforcement, correctional officers, and certain state department personnel are also allowed. If anyone can hep me out that would be greatly appreciated. Any "easy to read" literature that says flat out what is allowed, not allowed, purchasing, legal, illegal would be appreciated.
Moving Back Home
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