Magazine Laws?

pcfixer · Jul 24, 2018

PowPow said:
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GOG-MD · Jul 24, 2018

Abulg1972 said:
And let’s be honest - Ben Jealous ain’t never going to beat Hogan.

I don't put anything past the voters of this state.

kraftyone · Jul 24, 2018

vetogunban said:
Wow, me too! What a coincidence. All of these boating accidents are concerning..

You guys must have been on a duck boat tour. Oh wait too soon.

Pinecone · Jul 25, 2018

hodgepodge said:
The state has banned magazines of greater than 10 rounds. Fortunately, they have established a series of drop off points. The closest for the OP and many of you is located in my mailbox.

Except you cannot accept them, as that would be a transfer and thus illegal.

dblas · Jul 25, 2018

vetogunban said:
Wow, me too! What a coincidence. All of these boating accidents are concerning..

All of you have reported your losses to MSP within 72 hours of those losses per state law......Right????

Allen65 · Jul 25, 2018

dblas said:
All of you have reported your losses to MSP within 72 hours of those losses per state law......Right????

What if the boating accident wasn't in MD waters? The statute only applies to losses in MD.

rseymorejr · Jul 25, 2018

dblas said:
All of you have reported your losses to MSP within 72 hours of those losses per state law......Right????

Maybe they haven't noticed them missing yet?

Blacksmith101 · Jul 25, 2018

My accidents happened before that law went into effect.

Besides is it a loss while you still have hope of recovery?

dblas · Jul 25, 2018

Allen65 said:
What if the boating accident wasn't in MD waters? The statute only applies to losses in MD.

The statute applies to losses, period, it does not say "losses in Maryland", but it would be interesting to see how the state would charge a person for a loss outside of Maryland that was not reported to either LE where the firearm was lost or upon returning to Maryland (After the 72 hours)

ironbag · Jul 28, 2018

Mr. Ed said:
Nope, not yet. They're legal to own, but cannot be bought, sold or traded within the state. Perfectly legal to buy them elsewhere and bring them home.

Unless Jealous wins the election. Then, in a year, you can bet they'll be made illegal, along with a bunch of other stuff.

Does this also mean I can sell standard-capacity mags to people outside of MD? I have a bunch of Beretta M9 mags from when I was a Marine that I have no use for, since I know for a fact I will never own a Beretta.

ted76 · Jul 28, 2018

ironbag said:
Does this also mean I can sell standard-capacity mags to people outside of MD? I have a bunch of Beretta M9 mags from when I was a Marine that I have no use for, since I know for a fact I will never own a Beretta.

Yes, you can transfer them to someone from any state, when you are in PA. or VA., not sure what current law in Delaware is.

:innocent0

ironbag · Jul 28, 2018

ted76 said:
Yes, you can transfer them to someone from any state, when you are in PA. or VA., not sure what current law in Delaware is.

Sweet. I’ve been using Tacswap to post most of my extra gear on since I’m not at 50 posts on this site yet, so I’ll throw the mags on there and put a “know your state laws” disclaimer.

welder516 · Jul 28, 2018

72 hours starts from the time you realize they are gone . How can report something before it happens :innocent0

daNattyFatty · Jul 29, 2018

Glad to see the OP got his answer and went back into hiding. Sure enough to ignore next years session and come back bewildered and indignant when some other atrocity is proposed or passed.

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Biggfoot44 · Jul 29, 2018

But you can't " offer for sale " in Maryland .

How does this relate to the internet , and subtle variations thereof ? Unknown .

Schipperke · Jul 29, 2018

Yesterday at Nations Gun Show a man told me the legality of purchasing a 30rd magazine there then bringing it to Maryland was up for interpretation. I disagreed, but then was given bonafides he's a NRA instructor and fighting MGA back to Tripwire with Jim Purtilo. He also commented as an instructor, MSP sends him advisories that he uses in support of his claim.

Zirkin stipulating people could buy out of Maryland and bring them back, during a hearing at MGA this session, is good enough for me.

Hawkeye · Jul 29, 2018

ironbag said:
Does this also mean I can sell standard-capacity mags to people outside of MD? I have a bunch of Beretta M9 mags from when I was a Marine that I have no use for, since I know for a fact I will never own a Beretta.

Technically, you're not even allowed to "offer for sale" banned magazines here, but if you took them to PA or VA or wherever you can sell them all you want.

Schipperke said:
Yesterday at Nations Gun Show a man told me the legality of purchasing a 30rd magazine there then bringing it to Maryland was up for interpretation. I disagreed, but then was given bonafides he's a NRA instructor and fighting MGA back to Tripwire with Jim Purtilo. He also commented as an instructor, MSP sends him advisories that he uses in support of his claim.

Was he a Delta Seal Ranger Operator too? He was still wrong.

rbird7282 · Jul 29, 2018

Schipperke said:
Yesterday at Nations Gun Show a man told me the legality of purchasing a 30rd magazine there then bringing it to Maryland was up for interpretation. I disagreed, but then was given bonafides he's a NRA instructor and fighting MGA back to Tripwire with Jim Purtilo. He also commented as an instructor, MSP sends him advisories that he uses in support of his claim.

Zirkin stipulating people could buy out of Maryland and bring them back, during a hearing at MGA this session, is good enough for me.

Whatever the guy’s bonafides are or what he was told by the MSP, he’s wrong.

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