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JustSomeOldGuy wrote:

The Annoyed Man wrote: Wasn't it in one of those states where the AG tried to ban certain weapons, or cancel reciprocity or something like that, and the legislature threatened to defund the AG's personal protection detail, so the AG changed his/her mind?

Virginia, Gov. Terry McAuliffe

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2015/12 ... spute.html

Thank you, yes, that's the one!! (I had a sneaking suspicion it was McAuliffe, but didn't have time at that moment to do the research.) Anyway, it is hard for me to imagine that the same legislature that would do that to McAuliffe would also allow any VA state or local LEO to act on the court's ruling in a Maryland case.

locke_n_load wrote:

The Annoyed Man wrote:It will be interesting to see if anyone is dumb enough to try and confiscate AR15s owned by Virginians, West Virginians, and by North and South Carolinians. I don't think it will fly.

They won't confiscate. They will ticket/arraign anyone caught out in the open with a prohibited firearm, so that people never take them out of their closet again. That is for any state with similar laws.
If they just started confiscating, gun owners would actually do something. But you know what they say about frogs and boiling water.

I don't know...... Maryland can get away with this .......in Maryland. But gun owners from those other 4 states are made of sterner stuff, and I think a whole lot crankier about gun-grabbers.

Wasn't it in one of those states where the AG tried to ban certain weapons, or cancel reciprocity or something like that, and the legislature threatened to defund the AG's personal protection detail, so the AG changed his/her mind?

It will be interesting to see if anyone is dumb enough to try and confiscate AR15s owned by Virginians, West Virginians, and by North and South Carolinians. I don't think it will fly.