Question about Glock 31 and 33 rd magazines...

[zmayhem]

I have searched for information on this and have come up with a few different answers which contradict each other. Some people say you cannot possess these in Maryland, others say you cannot assemble or purchase them in Maryland but you can purchase them in another state where they are legal and bring them into Maryland. I just want to make sure I know what the law is 100% before I do anything. Thanks for the help guys!

 

[Boom Boom]

As a non-FFL, you cannot purchase, sell, transfer, or mail/ship them within MD. You can purchase them in another state and bring them back with you. They are not illegal to possess in MD.

 

[lx1x]

no greater than 20 round magazine can be sold, bought, trade, manufacture etc. in the state of maryland. you can own them and its perfectly legal.

sorry too lazy to search for the code.

 

[zmayhem]

Thanks! Just wanted to verify that although I cannot legally purchase them or assemble them here, I can drive to PA and purchase them and legally transport and own them. Will probably pick some up next weekend, tired of loading all my stock ones every time I go shooting.

 

[mikec]

Thanks! Just wanted to verify that although I cannot legally purchase them or assemble them here, I can drive to PA and purchase them and legally transport and own them. Will probably pick some up next weekend, tired of loading all my stock ones every time I go shooting.

Just remember, some of the commercial indoor ranges have rules about bringing a loaded mag into their facility. Their building, their rules.

Tired of loading mags??? Take a class where you fire 400+ rounds in 14 hours.

 

[oom]

http://www.maglula.com/

Loading mags couldn't be easier!

 

[lx1x]

http://www.maglula.com/

Loading mags couldn't be easier!

i have one.. but funny thing.. i hardly use it.. im used to loading mags manually (at least for handgun mags.. striplula for ar mags though).

 

[Lawman1800]

http://www.maglula.com/

Loading mags couldn't be easier!

You don't need that, thats what your thumbs are for!

 

[zmayhem]

Tired of loading mags??? Take a class where you fire 400+ rounds in 14 hours.[/QUOTE]

I usually fire about 200-300 rounds in one or two hours each time I shoot, so firing 100 more rounds within 12 hours doesn't sound like too much more...

Yeah, I have one of the UpLula's too, honestly it is easier to use but not too much quicker than just loading by hand at the range, especially when the mags are broken in. Can't wait til we get our 2nd Amendment right back from Maryland and I can just have them loaded and ready to go before I leave the house.

 

[Garet Jax]

Thanks! Just wanted to verify that although I cannot legally purchase them or assemble them here, I can drive to PA and purchase them and legally transport and own them. Will probably pick some up next weekend, tired of loading all my stock ones every time I go shooting.

That is our understanding, but I would recommend that you not take our word for something that could easily land you on the wrongside of the law. Don't risk you freedoms to a bunch of internet people. Call a lawyer.