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W.Va. woos Beretta USA
ANNAPOLIS, Md. -- As a far-reaching gun-control measure aims to ban assault weapons in Maryland, neighboring states are trying to woo away a Beretta factory, whose employees would be unable to buy some of its products.
Maryland Senate President Thomas V. Mike Miller noted Friday that senators changed the bill with Beretta in mind, but he said the company still isn't happy.
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W.Va. woos Beretta USA
ANNAPOLIS, Md. -- As a far-reaching gun-control measure aims to ban assault weapons in Maryland, neighboring states are trying to woo away a Beretta factory, whose employees would be unable to buy some of its products.
Maryland Senate President Thomas V. Mike Miller noted Friday that senators changed the bill with Beretta in mind, but he said the company still isn't happy.
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