Selling 20 round mags
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Vile Shadow
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- Feb 28, 2013
- 28,953
Don't forget to send Governor OweMalley the Maryland sales tax for the value of goods bought out of state.
Yeah, I'll get right on that.
- Feb 4, 2013
- 28,175
FTFY
Drive over the PA line and list them on gubroker. When you receive payment to your paypal account, just drive over the PA line before you transfer it to your bank account.
Or you could drive to PA and then just ship them all to O'Malley's house. I'm sure he will be immediately arrested for receiving the illegal magazines.
Or you could drive to PA and then just ship them all to O'Malley's house. I'm sure he will be immediately arrested for receiving the illegal magazines.
machman1967
Active Member
What about disassembling them and selling them that way? This way they are non functional.
bkuether
Judge not this race .....
Vile Shadow
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- Feb 28, 2013
- 28,953
You mean like that idiot on "Meet the Depressed" or whatever that had the 30-rounder on TV?
DubTap21
Active Member
Stupid and unconstitutional law all the way around.
Gettysburg show is this weekend. I'm sure you could find a buyer.
c4snipar
Ultimate Member
The mag capacity law restricts doesn't apply to FFLs. For example, they can sell it to law enforcement officers or transferring from an online order that is more than 10 rounds.
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Everybody else in this crummy state is obsessing over how to get normal capacity magazines and you are probably the only one trying to get rid of them!
WeaponsCollector
EXTREME GUN OWNER
All those evil military-style high-capacity assault magazine clips you have that you didn't lose in that boating accident can be taken to any gun show in any state that's more free than MD(like PA or VA) and be sold quite easily. Get several offers from the vendors then take the highest bidder!
So, i have some drum mags im trying to sell. I actually listed them on armslist in VA and just deleted them after reading through this thread. If anybody has any new info regarding this id love to hear it. I figured as long as i wasnt shipping and did the transfer in VA or PA id be ok but maybe not? Thanks for any info.
The law IIRC also says "offers for sale" Not doable in MD
IANAL
IANAL
most everything about MD gun laws sucks.
Bald Fat Guy
Active Member
- Oct 7, 2014
- 418
Back in the 20th century, there were dead tree publications like Gun List, and to a lesser extent SGN where regular people could have classified adds for firearms and related things. In that case , it would have been offering for sale from the location of the editorial offices of said publication.
The question now is where is the physical location of a website. Is it where your computer is located ? Where the owner/ operator/ administrator of the website lives ? the physical location of host server ?
The question now is where is the physical location of a website. Is it where your computer is located ? Where the owner/ operator/ administrator of the website lives ? the physical location of host server ?
He'll meet you in PA and tell you all about them!
Kinda what I was hoping for. Specifically QUALITY AR drums.
