Roller/ style still available?
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Dammit_Man
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- Jan 16, 2018
- 70
Zenith firearms, ptr-91, or if you're lucky a cetme L parts kit build or a Hill and Mac reproduction.
I'm personally a big fan of the cetme L despite it's flaws.
Edit: Just realized you meant to Maryland.
I'm personally a big fan of the cetme L despite it's flaws.
Edit: Just realized you meant to Maryland.
Dammit_Man
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- Jan 16, 2018
- 70
I believe it is a no go for MD. I was thinking you meant for firearms in general. Sorry, didn't mean to muddy the waters.
Cetme L is legal however. Not on the list, not a copy of a banned arm.
89BSP
Active Member
PTR 32 is ok, same rifle but in 7.62x39
Bullfrog
Ultimate Member
The PTR-91 is banned... it was sold as a regulated long gun pre-2013.
However, IANAL... but from the conversation in this thread: https://www.mdshooters.com/showthread.php?t=221170, there appears to be a general opinion that the PTR-32 is not banned. Same roller locked action as the HK91/CETME/PTR-91, but chambered in 7.62x39mm, and takes AK mags.
You didn't specify caliber, so I thought this might interest you.
If I am mistaken or misreading this someone please jump in and correct me.
However, IANAL... but from the conversation in this thread: https://www.mdshooters.com/showthread.php?t=221170, there appears to be a general opinion that the PTR-32 is not banned. Same roller locked action as the HK91/CETME/PTR-91, but chambered in 7.62x39mm, and takes AK mags.
You didn't specify caliber, so I thought this might interest you.
If I am mistaken or misreading this someone please jump in and correct me.
Bullfrog
Ultimate Member
Lol, short and to the point, and beat me to the punch while I was writing a wall of text
.ken792
Ultimate Member
The pistols are still legal, like a FedArm POF or Zenith MKE MP5 pistol. Zenith also imports an HK33 style pistol with a 12" barrel as the Z-43P.
I wonder if the Z-43P rifle would be legal in MD if you got rid of the folding stock or flash hider. The MKEs and POFs have a front pivot pin receiver instead of a semi-auto shelf that the banned HK93 has. The lowers will not interchange.
https://zenithfirearms.com/product/zenith-z-43p-rifle/
I wonder if the Z-43P rifle would be legal in MD if you got rid of the folding stock or flash hider. The MKEs and POFs have a front pivot pin receiver instead of a semi-auto shelf that the banned HK93 has. The lowers will not interchange.
https://zenithfirearms.com/product/zenith-z-43p-rifle/
A few more options:
1. Special Weapons SP-10 - these are MP5K-based and easily fixable, and they run pretty good. Definitely your cheapest option.
2. MP5K-based carbines - law only bans MP5/HK94 rifles and MP5K-based pistols, but not MP5K rifles.
3. CETME Model L - kit or HMG.
4. SG 510 / Sig AMT - these are going to cost you a pretty penny, but they're out there.
1. Special Weapons SP-10 - these are MP5K-based and easily fixable, and they run pretty good. Definitely your cheapest option.
2. MP5K-based carbines - law only bans MP5/HK94 rifles and MP5K-based pistols, but not MP5K rifles.
3. CETME Model L - kit or HMG.
4. SG 510 / Sig AMT - these are going to cost you a pretty penny, but they're out there.
