- Feb 19, 2013
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Virginia is less than ten minutes.
Large Magazines in MD or just outside
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Biggfoot44
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Rack's point was to the effect that from any location * within* Md , is within aprox 1hr of neighboring state .
I will observe that for an area of aprox Glen Burnie , that would have to be ammended to " 2am on a weekend , without any night highway construction projects " .
I will observe that for an area of aprox Glen Burnie , that would have to be ammended to " 2am on a weekend , without any night highway construction projects " .
Contact Hogsniper at High Rock Outfitters, he's in Hanover PA and will order whatever you want. When your mags come in, take a drive up to Hanover.
BigRick
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Umm, we can disagree about point #1. If I place an order online, where does "purchase" occur?
Personally, I would never buy magazines of greater than 10 rounds anywhere. My Maryland guardians have decided I do not need them.
Ports
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- Aug 11, 2014
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Buy them online and have them shipped to a friend you visit on occasion in a neighboring state. Easy Peasy, Lemon Squeezy!
Not sure from where the previous post about being out of state when you buy online comes. I am unaware of any definition of P.O.P location when buying on-line. For me that line of thinking goes hand-in-hand with the internet tax question. If I purchase on-line from someone out of my state, if they charge tax, which state tax do they charge and how is my home state going to enforce its own tax rate on a citizen in another state? Some Legal Food for Thought.
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Not sure from where the previous post about being out of state when you buy online comes. I am unaware of any definition of P.O.P location when buying on-line. For me that line of thinking goes hand-in-hand with the internet tax question. If I purchase on-line from someone out of my state, if they charge tax, which state tax do they charge and how is my home state going to enforce its own tax rate on a citizen in another state? Some Legal Food for Thought.
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Because Maryland has made legal noises to shops selling firearms who may be shipping mags to friends or family out of state while the firearm itself comes to a MD FFL. The apparent implication is the onlibw order came from within MD. A seemingly gray area, to be sure. But most of us dont feel our pockets are deep enough to fight about it because even if you win, you lose. It's much better to stay out of the gray and hope for the best with (and support) lawsuits already trying to address the issues at hand.
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