grampajack
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I was wondering what the law is regarding a ps90 that was purchased before the law went into effect. Are they grandfathered in, or how does that work?
Are currently existing ps90s grandfathered in?
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Anything banned in sb281 was granfathered if purchased before October 1st 2013.
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"Grandfathered" to whoever owned it before 10/1/2013. Can only be transferred to another MD resident in a will. Owner has to die, first. It can be sold/transferred out of state by a FFL.
Basically the only PS90 you can buy now will have a long ugly flashider beyond any sanity.
Better to focus on a AR57, not great but at least in the direction of a PS90 and doesn't even need to consume a Pre13 lower (not a lawyer consult one for details but this is my understanding.)
Better to focus on a AR57, not great but at least in the direction of a PS90 and doesn't even need to consume a Pre13 lower (not a lawyer consult one for details but this is my understanding.)
grampajack
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Thanks for the info. Can you SBR it?
Possibly..........the NFA stuff has always been a little bit of a mystery to me. Ill leave that t others.
Cai
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Another option is a stock extender. As long as the length is greater than 29" you are golden. The stock doesn't look quite as dumb.
Still needs OAL >= 29". Given that the regular PS90 has an OAL of like... 26", that's a difficult ask.
daggo66
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SBR is 26"
That is incorrect. The MSP's current interpretation of the law is that SBRs must be 29" or greater in length.
If you are referring to a PS90 SBR with a P90 barrel length, OAL is a bit under 20".
in Maryland, under FSA2013, it is no less than 29".
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Mag Dump
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If you got in (SBR'd) under the wire you are ok. At least for now anyway. As far as making a new SBR in MD, it is kinda/sorta pointless IMHO as the 29" OAL rule applies, but to each his own! There have been some creative workarounds posted for the PS90 recently here on MDS to meet the 29" minimum.
Luckily I was able to register my PS90 SBR just prior to my moving to Maryland from Virginia, which was just before the ban was enacted. Here she is, in all her "grandfathered" glory!
In mandolin case:
Luckily I was able to register my PS90 SBR just prior to my moving to Maryland from Virginia, which was just before the ban was enacted. Here she is, in all her "grandfathered" glory!
In mandolin case:
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No, in MD, an SBR has to be OVER 29"
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There is a company that makes stock extenders that replace the stock buttstock plate and look OK. Easy to get 29" with these.
Also, reports are that some FFLs have sold stock PS90s as a pistol, and they are on the handgun roster (left over from SBRs having to be on the roster), and MSP DID "Not Disapprove" the 77r.
Also, reports are that some FFLs have sold stock PS90s as a pistol, and they are on the handgun roster (left over from SBRs having to be on the roster), and MSP DID "Not Disapprove" the 77r.
Corrected, now that I have had coffee and full day behind me. Thanks for the assist.
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