- Jan 17, 2018
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I've seen them, mostly 22lr. Is it legal to buy from out of state vendors ?
X-tended Mags on Ebay
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songlaw
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It depends.
If the extended mags result in more than 10 rounds, then the previous answers of "no" are correct.
If, on the other hand, you have a 6-round mag, and get a 2 or3 round extension, that would, or course, be okay. I did this with my Glock43. Got a Taran +2 extender.
So, if the extender results in your having a mag holding 11 rounds or more, not good.
If the extended mags result in more than 10 rounds, then the previous answers of "no" are correct.
If, on the other hand, you have a 6-round mag, and get a 2 or3 round extension, that would, or course, be okay. I did this with my Glock43. Got a Taran +2 extender.
So, if the extender results in your having a mag holding 11 rounds or more, not good.
Deep Thought
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Who said he's an MD resident or located in MD? 
iH8DemLibz
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Who said he's an MD resident or located in MD?
That is a fair point.
Hate to assume...
I'm going with asking in Maryland cuzz he's in Maryland.
You don't need to buy "x-tended" magazines... just put a couple of these in the mag and "Shazam"... overnight they all grow into "banana clips" :-)
songlaw
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Hey, Doc: did you pull these out from your medicine cabinet to take the photo?
You don't need to buy "x-tended" magazines... just put a couple of these in the mag and "Shazam"... overnight they all grow into "banana clips" :-)
Hey, Doc: did you pull these out from your medicine cabinet to take the photo?
- Apr 25, 2017
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Is it illegal to buy and/or own them, or only if you install them ?
Like the Roni Glock pistol to carbine conversion is legal to buy and own in MD but illegal if you install the pistol since it makes it a sbr
Like the Roni Glock pistol to carbine conversion is legal to buy and own in MD but illegal if you install the pistol since it makes it a sbr
Deep Thought
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Actually that's another good point. What's an extended magazine? We just have that perspective thanks to BGOS. Standard mags are banned for purchase in MD.
If you're out of state when you buy them, sure.
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Squaregrouper
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Detachable magazines with a capacity greater than 10 rounds cannot be: bought, sold, transferred, offered for sale or received within Maryland's borders.
It is not illegal to own or possess them.
Save yourself potential jail time and don't try to buy them online.
It is not illegal to own or possess them.
Save yourself potential jail time and don't try to buy them online.
Hey, Doc: did you pull these out from your medicine cabinet to take the photo?
Stock photo... one of the benefits of being Italian is I don't need them.
Now when they invent a pill for short, fat, and greasy... I'll need a crate of those.
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Ebay prohibits magazines over 10 rounds on their site. They have for years. Not sure what the OP saw but I just looked and couldn't find one. There are "extended" mags on there meaning they have a pinky grip extension, not over 10 rounds.
That has been their policy, but people have been gaming that for a long time. For a while folks were offering 10 rounders "with room to spare" to defeat the algorithms. You can still find larger then 10 round magazines on e-bay... like the WWII M1-carbine magazines sometimes listed as 10 rounders. Of course the dweebs on e-Bay who know nothing about guns don't know that they didn't make 10 rounders during WWII.
Example:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/TWO-US-WWI...312773?hash=item2ccd808445:g:DA0AAOSwXEdaWl4W
But, none of that is relevant, since they are still illegal to order/purchase in MD. I sure wouldn't risk buying a magazine that I knew/suspected to be larger than 10 rounds even if it were advertised as 10 rounds.... who wants to be the test case? Not me.
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