foxtrapper
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A friend of mine asked me to find out if he can buy a semi auto AR-15 in MD, or have it shipped to a MD ffl from PA.
So just wondering about this. Thanks.
So just wondering about this. Thanks.
"assault weapon" sales in MD
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yes, he can buy it here. HBAR (Heavy-Barrelled AR) rifles are NICS cash 'n carry, standard barrels are 7-day wait & MSP paperwork "regulated firearms." Try Continental Arms in Timonium for the Baltimore area, the Gun Rack in Montgomery County for that neck of the woods. Both good trustworthy dealers.
AKbythebay
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And to answer the other part of the question, yes it's ok to but it out of state and have it shipped to a MD FFL.
adodson
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Pick the brains of our AR builders at Continental and White Marsh. They will never send you in the wrong direction.
-Andy
foxtrapper
Ultimate Member
Thanks, I wasn't sure what the MD ban thing/list was about, didn't have time to look the whole thing up.
The only things banned in MD are what is called "assault pistols" (like UZI pistols). No rifles are banned, but some are regulated (like UZI rifles).
VNVGUNNER
Ultimate Member
Assault Weapon, is a media term.
Adams74Chevy
Hits broadsides of barns
Exactly! A person can beat someone else with a ball peen hammer and then it would be an "Assault Hammer"
and then we'd have to regulate hammer sales at Lowes 
foxtrapper
Ultimate Member
Thats why I put quotes around the term.
VNVGUNNER
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smores
Creepy-Ass Cracker
Speaking of which... What should I go for next - an ultra evil, black assault UZI carbine with a mock silencer over the long barrel, or the Taurus PT1911?
(birthday is about 5-6 weeks away).
Speaking of which... What should I go for next - an ultra evil, black assault UZI carbine with a mock silencer over the long barrel, or the Taurus PT1911?
I would get the Uzi. There will always be 1911's around, but seems to me that companies only manufacture Uzi clones every now and then and then they get scarce and get expensive.
smores
Creepy-Ass Cracker
I would get the Uzi. There will always be 1911's around, but seems to me that companies only manufacture Uzi clones every now and then and then they get scarce and get expensive.
Your logic is strong. I'll put the 1911 off till x-mas when I get more cash
Also, I can SBR it if I want, make it that much more evil...Your logic is strong. I'll put the 1911 off till x-mas when I get more cash
Aw hell, if you have that much money for the tax stamps. then get a real silencer.
smores
Creepy-Ass Cracker
Aw hell, if you have that much money for the tax stamps. then get a real silencer.
If I get the $5k signing bonus from MTP, I will
If I get the $5k signing bonus from MTP, I will
They have a $5k signing bonus? Wow. How long is the committment for if I may ask.
Scott7891
Love those Combloc guns
Nope if you can put it on the platform it is legal (sound suppressor is federally regulated but still legal in maryland).
You can even get and own hi-capacity magazines (20+ round count) as long as you physically leave state lines to bring them back with you on person.
Basically no, but there are esoteric exceptions for instance a barrel that is not a HBAR or an upper that is not an HBAR may....or may not....make it a firearm certain persons cannot possess ( a non "HBAR" AR prohibits people under 21 without someone over 21's supervision [generally], people who are not prohibitted from owning firearms federally generally because of a disqualifying crime but are for MD regulated, a person adjucated a mental deficient [i.e. nuts]).
Also for a Ruger mini 14 it cannot have a collapsible stock or else it becomes a so called "regulated firearm" and an SKS cannot have a non-fixed magazine.
Other than that, the MD restrictions have nothing to do with listed banned features being attached and even for the features for the three or so listed exceptions it is allowed unless you are someone who has to worry about possession because of age or criminal record.
I am not a lawyer.
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