There are other ways to game the system as well. For example, the city is offering $25 for every "hi-capacity" magazine turned in. Some digging from Daniel J. Mitchell of the Foundation for Economic Education (FEE) discovered that such a "hi-capacity" magazine can be purchased online for about $12.
https://reason.com/blog/2018/12/19/b...gram-is-insane
Anyone else have the sudden urge to go to Baltimore?
What a waste of taxpayer money.
Taking a break from social media.
Looks like it is time for a large Brownells order followed by a trip to Baltimore . . .
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The only problem there is the trip to Baltimore.Originally Posted by BillSWPA
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Yup, I worked in Baltimore once, back in the 90's..out on Sparrows Point. Baltimore was a shithole then, I doubt much has changed. It was one of those places I liked seeing in my rearview mirror...
When is this happening?: I got to drive up to MD anyway for christmas. I can pick up used aluminum AR 15 30 rounders down here in Marine ville for 5 to 6 bucks each..... Ill be rich....
In that case, I have a proposal for the City of Baltimore. Since a new AR magazine costs $12, and they're willing to pay $25, they could greatly improve efficiency by just sending me $13 for every magazine that I don't buy.
I didn't buy 100 magazines today.
50 magazines purchased at $12 each and sold at $25 each would be $650 profit. That would likely cover 2 nights in a hotel, allowing a full day to see the harbor, aquarium, Fort McHenry, and perhaps a couple of crab cake dinners for the family.
Maybe this is their way of promoting tourism?
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If only we could do it in a mail truck like Newman and Kramer
Two flies in the ointment:
1) Only 2 high capacity magazines accepted per person.
2) High capacity magazines are illegal in MD. So, attempting to take advantage of the buy back would require violating the law.
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