Vepr 12
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glendonboy
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- Feb 20, 2012
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I thought saigas and such were taken off the list?
Yes, they are legal for sale in MD; I regularly stock them.
Thanks for your help. Just out of curiosity... How much are they going for. The reason I ask is I am thinking of trading my spikes tactical brand new ar15 for one. I have around $1300 in my rifle with the furniture and rail, scope. Am I crazy or are these vepr's pretty badass!
The VEPR 12s are really nice, and they have come down in price significantly from when they were first being imported. I'm not in the shop at the moment, but I think they are priced under a grand now.
I don't know the particulars of your Spikes Tactical rifle, but I do not believe they currently offer a complete heavy barreled rifle that would be legal for sale in MD. Therefore, I would strongly urge you to reconsider getting rid of a rifle that you can no longer replace. You may have already considered this, but I figured it was worth mentioning. The money will always come and go, some rifles won't. I certainly have some regrets about letting a few guns go.
I have a couple of Russian 8 rounders and several SGM 10rd mags. The russian mags are excellent, but they are twice the price of the SGM. I know some folks have had issues with the SGM mags, while others have no problems at all. On the upside, at least from what I've been told, SGM will take the mags back and repair or replace them.
Sounds like a plan. If you would like, shoot me a PM with your name & number, I will put one aside for you.
Semi auto shotgun with a folding stock is banned.
You're fine, the Vepr stock is pinned open (small spot weld).
I'm sorry, I didn't mean collapsing. The stock he has is a folding stock. Sorry for the confusion. It's a Pennsylvania resident that wants to trade me. I really want the shotgun, but want to abide by the stupid law also.
NateIU10
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As long as there is no flash hider or grenade launcher, a folding stock is fine
Incorrect. The semiautomatic shotgun copycat test labels all semiautomatic shotguns with a folding stock as assault weapons. It is a single-item test.
