Maryland rules for selling reloading equipment?

[usa259]

Above mentioned Townhouses and restrictions? So if I live in a townhouse, I can't be a handloader?

 

[iH8DemLibz]

Way to go MD. Bgos has infiltrated the reloading arena as well...

B-attered
R-eloading
P-ress
S-yndrome

 

[Pinecone]

Just post some more here and put it to sell.

I am sure a number of people would be interested.

 

[axshon]

Don't try to sell it in this thread. Good way to get banned. Just join the discussion and enjoy the community till you get to 50 posts. You won't be sorry you sold to a member. I've never had a bad buying or selling experience and have met some pretty interesting people with FTF transactions.

 

[K31]

Above mentioned Townhouses and restrictions? So if I live in a townhouse, I can't be a handloader?

The law states you can't possess powder in a multifamily dwelling.

 

[lee2]

pm sent for price.

 

[tcfan]

There is no restriction on selling reloading equipment.

Selling powder however requires a dealer license with all the accompanying drama, background investigation, fingerprints.

Selling reloaded ammo requires both a federal and stat license.

I was not planning to sell either of those, not interested in the liability aspects.

 

[tcfan]

Don't try to sell it in this thread. Good way to get banned. Just join the discussion and enjoy the community till you get to 50 posts. You won't be sorry you sold to a member. I've never had a bad buying or selling experience and have met some pretty interesting people with FTF transactions.

Yes I have read the rules and have no intention of violating them. I believe that using the PM function also violates those rules. I respect the resource that this forum provides and would like to continue using it.

I would like to put it on here mainly because I think a buyer from this pool would know what to do with it.

 

[axshon]

Yes I have read the rules and have no intention of violating them. I believe that using the PM function also violates those rules. I respect the resource that this forum provides and would like to continue using it.

I would like to put it on here mainly because I think a buyer from this pool would know what to do with it.

Yeah, I thought that was pretty clear from your posts. Good luck with whatever you decide to do with it. And welcome aboard!

 

[tourrider]

Let's get that post count up!

How's the weather out your way?

 

[tcfan]

5 lb limit in MD


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I find this limit interesting. In NC I ordered 16#s at a time (one hazmat fee spread over a larger order). I remember friends ordering 25# drums. does this stem from fire code or a means to control private ammunition production?

 

[lx1x]

I find this limit interesting. In NC I ordered 16#s at a time (one hazmat fee spread over a larger order). I remember friends ordering 25# drums. does this stem from fire code or a means to control private ammunition production?

Md Fire code.

 

[tcfan]

Let's get that post count up!

How's the weather out your way?

As you can imagine it is snowy. The kid and I will be heading out to make some snow silhouettes in a few minutes.

 

[tcfan]

Md Fire code.

I thought so. Do they realize that a gallon of gas has a higher fuel load and explosive potential... not to mention its volatile.

 

[BigDaddy]

I thought so. Do they realize that a gallon of gas has a higher fuel load and explosive potential... not to mention its volatile.

Shhh... you will get home gas cans banned in the nanny state.

 

[tcfan]

BigDaddy
Love the avatar image. Is that your ride?

 

[Pinecone]

You can sell small amounts of powder and primers. People do it every day.

 

[tcfan]

You can sell small amounts of powder and primers. People do it every day.

So there is a loop hole or is that another case were the regulations cover retailers and not individuals disposing of unneeded powder? Or is this people hoping not to get caught?

 

[Threeband]

... does this stem from fire code or a means to control private ammunition production?

Control masquerading as fire code.

I thought so. Do they realize that a gallon of gas has a higher fuel load and explosive potential... not to mention its volatile.

Yes, they realize.

Thus, "control".

 

[Sharpeneddark]

I thought so. Do they realize that a gallon of gas has a higher fuel load and explosive potential... not to mention its volatile.

You can't put gas in ammo and expect it to work.