“If the same reaction happens here, we’ll be out of business,” Raymond said in an interview. [More]
One can only hope,
especially since "Maryland’s Handgun Roster Board is required
to review the status of personalized handgun technology and report its
findings to the Governor and the General Assembly annually.
"
And Raymond's screwing New Jersey gun owners even worse, as they "adopted a law that will eventually require smart gun technology to be incorporated into all handguns sold in the state ...
Twenty-three months after the Attorney General finds that smart
handguns are available for retail sale, the Attorney General and the
Superintendent of State Police must begin the process of promulgating a
list of such handguns that may be sold in New Jersey. ...Six months after the initial list of handguns is approved, it will be
unlawful for any licensed manufacturer, wholesaler, or retail firearms
dealer to transport into New Jersey, sell, expose for sale, possess with
the intent of selling, assign, or otherwise transfer a handgun unless
it is a personalized handgun (excluding antique handguns and handguns
used by law enforcement or military officers)."
So thanks, “right-wing vanguard of gun rights”Raymond. Here's hoping
gun owners let you know exactly what they think of your decision.
No one is saying they should be prohibited. We're saying they shouldn't be mandated.
Tell me you don't understand the difference.
As for Armatix, I'll tell you right now, we haven't heard the last of their dealings with government--as much as they--and media allies--are trying to portray them as aggrieved victims. There are some very curious documented revelations yet to be made.