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I am not suggesting anything illegal. I'm just curious of what the outcome would be. What if you and your wife are in MD visiting for the weekend and you decieded to ignore the state laws and carry conceal illegally with a small pocket pistol. What if you and your spouse are held at gunpoint by a theift who demands your wallet and jewerly. After you and your spouse hand over everything the theift requests he shoots you first with wound shot. Fear of him shooting your spouse you pull out your illegal conceal and shoot him before he can shoot your wife. What would be the outcome? Would you only have an option between you and your spouse being dead or you spending life in a MD state prison? What would be the outcome of this situtation?
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Just stay out of Maryland.
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Just driving though Baltimore at dusk or later on 40 is enough to convince you that you should not be without a gun. Glad I don't have to go there anymore. With law abiding citizens not permitted by law to carry in MD, it's no wonder they have one of the highest crime rates in the nation.
It's simple, if MD wants a reduction in violent crime, they will have to allow honest people to carry for SD ............... PERIOD! None of that PC or anti-gun shit is going to work!
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Sometimes it's hard to stay out of MD when they're your neighbor just like NJ and NY. Those on the southwest of PA don't have to worry as much, they can carry in OH and WV with the right permits.
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Could not agree more.
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If you are caught carrying illegally in MD, that's going to be a big problem. I recommend not breaking the law. Use common sense, think about the potential dangers in every situation you are in, or are going to be in. Take whatever legal steps you can to avoid the dangers. I lived in Baltimore for a long time, and was never in a situation where I needed a gun outside the home-perhaps just lucky. Common sense, and situational awareness goes a long way. Also, pepper spray is not illegal in MD, and I don't think it's illegal to carry it either. |
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First of all Maryland handgun laws are absurd! I lived in and around Baltimore for 25 years before moving back to PA and not once did I ever get robbed, mugged, etc. (I did have my car broken into but I was not present) but that does not mean it could not happen to someone just visiting. I still WOULD NOT EVER consider carrying a handgun in Maryland, the laws are very strict and if I was that paranoid about visiting someone in Maryland I simply would not go!
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I live in PA, and occasionally have to travel to NJ and MD for work! It ain't worth it.
While you stated "I'm not suggesting doing anything illegal", that is precisley what you'd be doing. Others here have counciled you correctly, wait and the RONJ and ROMD will come around. All of the crime laden states have to wake up some day and notice the only difference between them and us is LOWER crime rates in states that allow law abiding people to manage for their own safety!!! I feel naked without my sidearm, and I stay more aware of my surroundings when not carrying! Be safe and don't be a criminal!!
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