Long guns from Delaware
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Mopao1975
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- May 9, 2009
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It looks like you can. I was in a Deleware Walmart near Salisbury Maryland last month (right by the MD-DE state line) and the firearms salesperson (who seemed knowledgable for once) said they did it all the time without a problem. (This is not solid legal advice, but just mu 0.02 cents. Research it some more)
I ended up buying it in MD because the store had what I wanted in stock (vs. ordering from Walmart)
I ended up buying it in MD because the store had what I wanted in stock (vs. ordering from Walmart)
Yes, you can, as long as they are not on the MD Regulated Firearms list. If they are on the list you need to have them shipped here and do the 7-day paperwork just like a handgun.
ballistic
adapt overcome conquer
Yes Long Guns Are Legal To Buy. Private Sale Only Need Bill Of Sale
303_enfield
Ultimate Member
NO SALES TAX! Walk into ffl, you need two forms of ID with the same address on it (no sale without two forms with exact matching address !!). Fill out paperwork, get called in, get approved, pay and leave. Pick up some evil mags while your at it 
No taxes are ever charged to me when I buy long guns in DE
XRider
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Well, technically DE is not really tax free for MD residents. We still have the Use Tax.
"The use tax is imposed on items you paid less than 6% sales tax on when you
purchased them outside of Maryland. The use tax requires you to
make up the difference in Maryland sales tax."
Not that anyone actually pays it, but I remember Schaefer making a lot of noise about enforcing it when he was comptroller. I beleive he actually had agents staking out stores in DE and NC (furniture).
"The use tax is imposed on items you paid less than 6% sales tax on when you
purchased them outside of Maryland. The use tax requires you to
make up the difference in Maryland sales tax."
Not that anyone actually pays it, but I remember Schaefer making a lot of noise about enforcing it when he was comptroller. I beleive he actually had agents staking out stores in DE and NC (furniture).
Good luck to them collecting on that!
I buy my Wally World ammo in DE when I visit Seaford about once a month. Tax free is the way we should all be!
Markp
Ultimate Member
- Dec 22, 2008
- 9,392
Not across state lines! You can only do private sales IN STATE, once you cross the border it HAS to go through an FFL.
Mark
INMY01TA
Ultimate Member
- Dec 29, 2008
- 5,827
last time I was in Dover Walley World the ammo prices seemed a few dollars higher which negated any tax savings though.
jmiller320
Ultimate Member
Walmart sets their prices based on the local economy. I checked prices in the Dover Store and they were higher then the Elkton Store. Find a depressed economic area and compare the prices.
Seaford is much more depressed and depressing than Dover.
Jerry M
Ultimate Member
Correct. That has been the law since the 1968 Gun Control Act.
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