I happened to be an an IP when they received an order. After the second pallet was unwrapped, I helped them carry in the rifles. Oh and then UPS showed up with about 30 more boxes.
Give them time....
FFL refused to transfer high capacity mag
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I happened to be an an IP when they received an order. After the second pallet was unwrapped, I helped them carry in the rifles. Oh and then UPS showed up with about 30 more boxes.
Give them time....
We like to call it creative repurposing...in the trade.Stealing isn't a crime according to the legal experts.
;-)
RuralRifleGuy
Active Member
This is why I always buy the 10 round models when they are available for brands with expensive magazines *cough*Sig*cough*. Sometimes they cost a few dollars more than the standard capacity models, but if I pay $15 more and don't lose two $50+ magazines it's worth it. It sucks to buy a $900 gun, lose $100 of value, and then have to go spend another $100 just to be able to use the gun, but that's Maryland screwing us over not the dealer.
JohnW48
Member
10 round mags
Most on line retail offer 30 rounds and 10 round magazines. Of what I read in the ads they won’t send to states that restrict high capacity magazines. We as customers buying out of state gun shops have to be aware of restrictions. Sad!
Most on line retail offer 30 rounds and 10 round magazines. Of what I read in the ads they won’t send to states that restrict high capacity magazines. We as customers buying out of state gun shops have to be aware of restrictions. Sad!
We need a change in MDSP Super instead. Easier than getting the lifelong residents of the ASSembly out of there. I think Milkdud was the last one to leave of their own accord...
Kharn
Ultimate Member
We just got a new one, from MDTA.
So, are we talking about standard capacity magazines...or some kind of high capacity drums or something? 
danb
dont be a dumbass
nothing but us clipazines here
safecracker
Unrepentant Sinner
- Feb 26, 2009
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Interesting.
I was at TK Defense yesterday afternoon when you came in to pick up your pistol. I witnessed you ask Kat three times to break the law for you. First, you asked her to ship the magazines to Virginia. She refused, citing the bulletin issued by MSP. Next, you asked her to disassemble the magazines and keep the base plates, leaving you with the balance of the parts, which could be easily re-assembled into a high cap magazine. She again refused, as that would have been a clear violation of the law. Finally, you asked her to modify the magazines to reduce their capacity. She stated that in a conversation with the head of licensing at MSP, she was told that if you are going to modify magazines “you had better have a good attorney”. That's reason enough to not even attempt such a modification - and precisely why she refused to do so. I could sense attitude emanating from you as you left the shop. Now you post here making her out to be unreasonable because she refused to commit a felony for you. You didn’t do your homework. You didn’t follow the rules. You screwed up by not understanding the law and now you want to blame her. You need to take responsibility for this as she was 100% correct in her actions.
I was at TK Defense yesterday afternoon when you came in to pick up your pistol. I witnessed you ask Kat three times to break the law for you. First, you asked her to ship the magazines to Virginia. She refused, citing the bulletin issued by MSP. Next, you asked her to disassemble the magazines and keep the base plates, leaving you with the balance of the parts, which could be easily re-assembled into a high cap magazine. She again refused, as that would have been a clear violation of the law. Finally, you asked her to modify the magazines to reduce their capacity. She stated that in a conversation with the head of licensing at MSP, she was told that if you are going to modify magazines “you had better have a good attorney”. That's reason enough to not even attempt such a modification - and precisely why she refused to do so. I could sense attitude emanating from you as you left the shop. Now you post here making her out to be unreasonable because she refused to commit a felony for you. You didn’t do your homework. You didn’t follow the rules. You screwed up by not understanding the law and now you want to blame her. You need to take responsibility for this as she was 100% correct in her actions.
Awwww snap!
Yes, they can even sell them to Maryland residents out of state, as I PA, VA and WVA, at gun shows, as they are cash and carry, no BG checks.
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danb
dont be a dumbass
I agree with everything except the bold.
See post #60
FFLs can and do do this. Many don't, since its a big time waster. I don't blame them one bit. We all drive to virginia (or PA) and toss the neutered ones.
Of course if someone asked me to violate the law twice then asked another similar question, I'd say no.
If your first gun purchase was a revolver or 1911, you wouldn’t have had this problem.
Live and Learn
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shadow116
2nd Class Citizen
We would not say no, we would ask you to leave and not come back.
Duh!!
- Feb 4, 2013
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Let's see, orders gun online to save money, without giving the shop a change to offer to order if for you and make some money.
Do not research the laws and requirements and store policies on magazines.
Requests the store to break the law.
Sounds like 3 strikes to me.
I only buy online and transfer, things my shop cannot get. If they can get it, we will talk, and come to a reasonable price, and they will order and make some money.
Do not research the laws and requirements and store policies on magazines.
Requests the store to break the law.
Sounds like 3 strikes to me.
I only buy online and transfer, things my shop cannot get. If they can get it, we will talk, and come to a reasonable price, and they will order and make some money.
Ahhhhhh, the value of truth shines through. Truth trumps embellishment or untruth every stinkin time.
Who knew? An uninvolved, neutral third party in the role of eyewitness. We got lucky.
There’s always at least two versions of the “truth.” I got mine now.
Who knew? An uninvolved, neutral third party in the role of eyewitness. We got lucky.
There’s always at least two versions of the “truth.” I got mine now.
Just another newbie 2020er. No introduction just goes into “how can I circumvent Marylinistan law?”.
RoadDawg
Nos nostraque Deo
- Dec 6, 2010
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And the truth shall set you free.
And... At that point... how is the lady behind the counter supposed to know if the “customer” is not an undercover investigator who is there attempting a “gotcha” for the state prosecutor to follow up on?
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