Jeffrey Reh, general counsel and vice-general manager, cited comments from the West Virginia Democrat targeting high-capacity ammunition magazines. He said the company also has concerns with a provision in the measure Manchin has co-sponsored with Sen. Patrick Toomey, a Pennsylvania Republican, to expand gun buyer background checks to gun shows and Internet sales.
Beretta, based in Accokeek, Md., believes Manchin has joined forces with Sen. Chuck Schumer, a New York Democrat and vocal gun control advocate, leading the company to question whether "West Virginia was a pro-gun as we thought," Reh said.
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I've been shopping as well as a MD resident. I need to move to a better state because, @ 59 yoa, there's no way Maryland will change back in my lifetime, as much as I would want it to. To me, it's a lost cause and all I can do is instruct my kids to work the change that is needed. What a shame I can't live in the same state as my children....
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