Beretta might be forced to leave Maryland (video)

[morfeeis]

if it's signed into law lets hope they stick to their guns like Magpul did. hit em in the pocket where it hurts em the most.

[advocatusdiaboli]

I love how he challenged the last questioner over the validity of 20-round magazines for deer hunting—no, they would be for self defense.we need to institute firearms re-education camps where we send people who: "say clips", think the 2nd is about hunting, think a blot action rifle is a good close quarters defensive weapon against multiple assailants with semi-auto pistols, people who worry about bayonet lugs and pistol grips, people who think spray and pray is a legitimate shooting technique, and so on.

Politicians want to register and license gun owners, I say we require registration and education of politicians who want to write gun regulations. Turn it back on them. Are they qualified to even submit or vote on gun regulations? Most are not.

[guntntteacher]

This is just for show nothing will change the left. They will give berretta a license to make so they stay and we all will get screwed in the process.

[The Geologist]

I'm sure there are plenty of other States that would welcome them with open arms

[huntercf]

I probably would have responded to the last questioner's question about need with "Where does it say need in the constitution?". I liked how he responded that the police have them for protection.

[arrix]

Interesting, has Colt said anything to the Connecticut legislature?

[Fatgunman]

I probably would have responded to the last questioner's question about need with "Where does it say need in the constitution?". I liked how he responded that the police have them for protection.

yup

[Spawn]

Awesome. Smacked them in a very professional manner and tone

[spruce3311]

Colt bussed in their workers to plead their case. I have no clue how either company will respond to legislation if passed. Hopefully they move. It's their livelyhood on the line.

Either way, I'll be buying more tinfoil for my stash.

[pigpen66m]

They all need to move. The states want their tax dollars but doesn't want their product. If they feel it's that dangerous why are they allowed to continue.

[kimber_ss]

He had no reason to be emotional about moving, and seemed quite calm. If they have restricted Beretta to such a degree that they can't manufacture, then they leave.

Simple. There are states that need the cash and agree with the 2A.

It does suck for many of the employees who probably wouldn't be relocated. Their families need to eat don't they?