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Martin O'Malley

bluestateguy

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4. A voluntary buy-back program would at least be practical

Reply to mwrguy (Reply #3)

Thu Jun 23, 2016, 03:21 PM

Jun 2016

But expecting people to just hand them over to police or expecting police to go door to door collecting them is impractical, unrealistic and a little scary.

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What if you already legally have one of these guns? bluestateguy Jun 2016 #1

Trade it in mwrguy Jun 2016 #3

A voluntary buy-back program would at least be practical bluestateguy Jun 2016 #4

As usual, O'Malley knows what he is talking about. Koinos Jun 2016 #2