Mooseman
R.I.P.- Hooligan #4
From Clark Bros. , it is only another hour and a half to Green Top.
They got us where they want us !
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A lot of out of state dealers have just made a simple business decision not to sell to MD or MD residents because the laws are so convoluted. Some large distributors won't sell certain items to MD FFLs, again, just because the laws are so confusing.
They figure the cost for their legal dept to figure it all out, and the potential liability, is more then they would actually profit if they made the sales, so we get cut off.
They figure the cost for their legal dept to figure it all out, and the potential liability, is more then they would actually profit if they made the sales, so we get cut off.
Wonder if he just did not know the law. Personally I could care less what the law is in another state if someone is in a free state. He should be the same, but Virginia is heading the way of Maryland and Delaware, and Florida.
Yankees and the liberals came and the place will never be the same.
aquaman
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Quantico tactical for mags
dgapilot
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I tried to buy some 22 ammo from bullets.com and they wouldn't seel to MD resident. Go figure!
- Feb 4, 2013
- 28,175
That is not clear from the law, and you may be the test case. Unless you assemble the pistol outside the state.
Simple possession of the receiver could end up with you arrested and in court.
Huh?
Perhaps I'm missing something.
If you do the paperwork and have the lower, what is the issue?
- Feb 4, 2013
- 28,175
If it was purchased outside the state after 10/1/13, the lower is not legal. Once assembled into a pistol, then you could bring it into the state.
However, this seems to be changing as we speak. But it could still put you in a grey area, as MD is requiring a Form 77R for purchase.
However, this seems to be changing as we speak. But it could still put you in a grey area, as MD is requiring a Form 77R for purchase.
I thought the question was on lowers purchased in state.
When I purchased my lowers last year I had to fill out 77R; so I don't see that as unusual.
My purchases were before 1Oct13 though...
+1 on Loudon Guns. Got my 33 round Glock mags there and a bunch of other stuff.. Good service. They also have a FB page.
- Feb 4, 2013
- 28,175
Pre-Oct 1 lowers are fine. You can do what you want with them, subject to Federal laws (no SBR without a stamp and no pistol if it has ever been assembled as a rifle (stock)).
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