Best Shops in NoVA for MD Compliant Long Rifles

pennyanfernee · Jan 29, 2021

I want to grab something MD compliant while I wait for my MD DMV appointment to get an ID. Best places in NOVA to shop? I'm near PG County area so ideally not trying to go to Fredericksburg or way out the way. A good FFL spot in NOVA works as well.

Rambler · Jan 29, 2021

You are soon to get dogpiled for making this your first post.
Do yourself a favor and go to :

https://www.mdshooters.com/forumdisplay.php?f=119

Introduce yourself, let folks get to know you and then start asking questions.

pennyanfernee · Jan 30, 2021

Rambler said:
You are soon to get dogpiled for making this your first post.
Do yourself a favor and go to :

https://www.mdshooters.com/forumdisplay.php?f=119

Introduce yourself, let folks get to know you and then start asking questions.

Idk how this is showing up as a first post because: https://www.mdshooters.com/showthread.php?t=250264

Plus other posts. Idk I can't call it.

ken792 · Jan 30, 2021

If it’s a semi auto, make sure they’re willing to sell to MD residents, even those with VA IDs. Not all will.

Rick · Jan 30, 2021

pennyanfernee said:
Idk how this is showing up as a first post because: https://www.mdshooters.com/showthread.php?t=250264

Plus other posts. Idk I can't call it.

Just to let you know... post in the introduction thread aren't counted. That's why this post looks like your first.

Also, to let you know... MDS gets a lot infiltrators who mean to do harm to the 2nd amendment community, that's is why some members are cautious with new members. Especially this time of year when the Maryland General Assembly is in session and trying to cram a bunch of anti-gun bills down are throats.

So, by looking at your other posts, I say keep on doing what you're doing. You seem to be pretty knowledgeable on some subjects and will be a good addition to the community.

Rambler · Jan 30, 2021

Welcome to the forum. I apologize, I did not realize you had already introduced yourself.

KH195 · Jan 31, 2021

Vienna Arsenal in Vienna, VA has had a decent inventory recently. They seem to get a good amount of used/trade ins and but stuff turns over really quick, especially with how things have been recently. Sharpshooters in Lorton could be an option too. With both places I’d call before making the drive to see what they have in stock, they should both be familiar with enough with Md regs from my experience.

Growler215 · Jan 31, 2021

You might find it useful to get a PO box in VA for mail order purchases of magazines that MD is OK with you owning but not OK with you buying in MD. VA is still grg on standard capacity mags (for now.)

Belle View post office is pretty convenient to PG county.

JamesDong · Jan 31, 2021

I WOULD say Hunters Haven/Interarms but since it closed down 30 or 40 years ago. :sad20:

jimbobborg · Jan 31, 2021

KH195 said:
Sharpshooters in Lorton could be an option too.

Sharpshooters will only sell Maryland residents Colt HBARs. They will not sell any other manufacturers made heavy barrel ARs to MD residents.

KH195 · Jan 31, 2021

jimbobborg said:
Sharpshooters will only sell Maryland residents Colt HBARs. They will not sell any other manufacturers made heavy barrel ARs to MD residents.

Thanks for the clarification, I was not aware of that policy there

GenoBluzGtr · Jan 31, 2021

I personally like Virginia Arms in Manassas. Great shop, nice, knowledgeable staff, decent pricing.

pennyanfernee · Feb 8, 2021

Rick said:
Just to let you know... post in the introduction thread aren't counted. That's why this post looks like your first.

Also, to let you know... MDS gets a lot infiltrators who mean to do harm to the 2nd amendment community, that's is why some members are cautious with new members. Especially this time of year when the Maryland General Assembly is in session and trying to cram a bunch of anti-gun bills down are throats.

So, by looking at your other posts, I say keep on doing what you're doing. You seem to be pretty knowledgeable on some subjects and will be a good addition to the community.

I understand that. I try to do my do my part on this here internet where I can. I appreciate all of the knowledge on here.

Thanks for the suggestions folks as always.

Biggfoot44 · Feb 8, 2021

A year ago I would have pointed out that Big Dogs specializes in Md compliant rifles , but of late they have gone off the deep end on pricing .

There are several shops in Shen Valley , but that's beyond the OP's parameters .

swamplynx · Feb 17, 2021

Might be stating the obvious, but you can always buy from an MD local gun store that will likely have more MD compliant long guns in stock (or know how to source them). Out of state long gun sales are perfectly legal. You only have to transfer through a home state FFL for handguns.

ENDuRUN · Jun 18, 2021

Don't forget that it is legal to purchase 10+ round magazines in VA!

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