There you go being silly already trying to inject logic into MD laws lol
Maryland rules for selling reloading equipment?
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There you go being silly already trying to inject logic into MD laws lol
Don't know that there is a loop hole but people regularly post unneeded powder and primers for sale here and other sites. Never heard of a problem.
And you can't put powder in your car and expect it to work the next day either.
Most states/jurisdictions follow the National Fire Code that allows individuals to store up to 20 pounds of powder in a one inch thick wooden box attached to a wall. For larger amounts a magazine of some type is required.
In Maryland it is a (stupid) means of limiting possession of "explosives" but not ammo production since there is no limit on ammunition possession.
ourway77
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Sell it
Sell it too anyone who wants it I am sure you will say nothing as well as the buyer. What do they allow for a person to have in their house? (Powder)
Sell it too anyone who wants it I am sure you will say nothing as well as the buyer. What do they allow for a person to have in their house? (Powder)
Stop saying "loophole"
There is no loophole, just free citizens buying and selling there own legally owned property. Saying loophole implies that we have no rights except those granted to us. It's the other way around.
Tracker
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I'm pretty sure that smokeless powder is not considered an explosive. It's a propellant. Black Powder IS considered an explosive though.
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Business versus individual with extra or not needed.
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It doesn't matter what it is, it matters what Maryland deems it is.
Tracker
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Pinecone did you read the Saami spec sheet you linked to? If you read the first section "PROPERTIES OF SMOKELESS POWDER" on the very first, page it says exactly what I said. Smokeless powder is a propellant and Black powder is an explosive.
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It is classed as an explosive. It is stored and shipped under the requirements for explosives.
The document linked has the appropriate parts of NFPA 495, which is the standard for Explosive Materials.
The document linked has the appropriate parts of NFPA 495, which is the standard for Explosive Materials.
Tracker
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I see your point, but I wasn't talking about a government classification. I was discussing it from a more scientific perspective. I suppose the facts are irrelevant though because as someone else on here commented "it is whatever the government says it is"
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It is handled and stored as an explosive.
I see your point, but it only applies to those of us who understand the difference.
I see your point, but it only applies to those of us who understand the difference.
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