knastera
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Is it legal in Maryland to build an AR pistol that does not have a heavy barrel?
AR Pistol HBAR Requirements
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Yes.
It’s a pistol so it falls under Hql. Lower receiver requirement.
11.5” carbine with a 2” can on a 12” handguard. In FDE with a brace sorta thing.
It’s a pistol so it falls under Hql. Lower receiver requirement.
11.5” carbine with a 2” can on a 12” handguard. In FDE with a brace sorta thing.
Yes, HBAR requirements do not apply to a pistol.
knastera
Just another shooter
Thanks for the fast responses. I've also been kicking around the idea of building a rifle with a featureless stock and an M4 profile barrel. Since my purpose for this would be more in the realm of precision marksmanship, I wouldn't miss the pistol grip.
Featureless or not, it has to have an HBAR barrel. HBARs are better for precision anyway. Don’t build featureless if you don’t have to - we’re not CA or NY... yet.
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Not if you build it yourself. If you want to buy one, then yes, HQL all the way.
We'll be wayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy past CA and NY by this October.
They're going for a total ban on semiauto rifles, even .22's.
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