vinjet700
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Is it illegal to GIVE a magazine (with over 10 round capacity) away?
20+ round magazines...
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NateIU10
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Yes, if transfer is not within MD.
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fivepointstar
Thank you MD-Goodbye
if you cross state line to PA, DE or VA and hand it over then its legal. but if done in MD yes its illegal
vinjet700
No one of significance
I know they are illegal to purchase, but the actual transfer to another person is illegal, correct? Even if it is not purchased?
Just wondering...
paulstitz
Active Member
I guess you could turn them over to the State Police.
ShallNotInfringe
Lil Firecracker
- Feb 17, 2013
- 8,554
I know they are illegal to purchase, but the actual transfer to another person is illegal, correct? Even if it is not purchased?
Just wondering...
Correct. Go south, north or west to the nearest state to do it.
I know they are illegal to purchase, but the actual transfer to another person is illegal, correct? Even if it is not purchased?
Just wondering...
Yes, as stated above. The transfer is just as illegal as a sale would be.
vinjet700
No one of significance
- Dec 30, 2012
- 7,001
Is it legal for an FFL to sell a mag over 10 rounds to out of state buyers?
Not face to face in MD. It's not a "resident" law, it's an "inside the state lines" law.
It might be pushing it to think they could do mail order either, unless there's an exception written it somewhere to let Beretta and others sell. Not sure on that though.
- Mar 8, 2013
- 6,993
Take them across state lines with a friend, give them to him as a gift, and he can legally bring them back into Maryland. If you are hell bent on "discarding" them in Maryland just throw them in the trash! We aren't talking about nuclear waste. It is only illegal to offer for sale, purchase, or transfer mags above 10 rounds within Maryland. It is not illegal to possess them, or even discard them in Maryland. But wouldn't it be funny if MOM and the GA, in their infinite wisdom, made it illegal to dispose of +10 round mags in Maryland! 
Alan3413
Ultimate Member
- Mar 4, 2013
- 17,176
If you are hell bent on "discarding" them in Maryland just throw them in the trash!
What he said.
Tell me where you live and I'll bring my trash can over.
fabsroman
Ultimate Member
Yeah, just do not go into DC with it. lol
fabsroman
Ultimate Member
Throw them in the dump.
What if I happen to lose my 20rd mag while I'm on my buddy's property and he just happens to find it walking around the yard the next day? Is it illegal for him to transfer it back to me? Or is it illegal to pick it up to do so? Is it illegal for him to know it is there? Or is it illegal for me to lose it to begin with?
- Dec 30, 2012
- 7,001
Don't stretch it too far, you'll give the other side ideas for the next session.
- Dec 30, 2012
- 7,001
I know face to face is illegal, just never read anywhere about 281 & dealers selling out of state.
Sourkraut115
Active Member
Dealers can send the magazines that they have out of state. Even to another store that they happen to own in a different state, which may happily transfer the magazine to you.
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