Liberals Will Be Fuming When They Sees What A Maryland Sheriff Is Doing For Gun Rights

In most states, when you want to get a gun, you go down to the gun shop, fill out the required paperwork to get your handgun (or rifle), wait 30 minutes to an hour for the approval to come, and then walk out with your gun after paying for it.
It’s pretty straightforward… as it should be. The second amendment says you have the right to own a weapon, and with advanced computer database systems it really doesn’t take that long to get the ball rolling on your purchase.
Some states, however, are a little more restrictive when it comes to gun purchases.
States like Maryland, for instance, require any purchaser of a firearm to fill out a permit request before they can get a weapon.
Often times the permit request can get caught up in a long line bureaucratic mess which delays access to a gun by weeks and even months.
In some cases this can lead to injury or death, especially when the person is attempting to buy the firearm when threats to their lives have been made.

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