Mike51899
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I’m looking to build a glock with the polymer80 pf940v2 lower. I wanted to know the laws in Maryland regarding whether the pistol has to be registered or what not. Thanks.
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Build away. That is all. No paperwork or anything.
Squaregrouper
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The crown does not currently need to know about your builds.
One question. Would/are you able to legally own a handgun? That is about it.
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Biggfoot44
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- Aug 2, 2009
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I think DOB of May, 1899 is plenty old enough to own a handgun . 
Also, you are not to build an 80% with the intent of selling it. It is for personal use.
Again, you must be able to legally own or purchase a handgun. Age and criminal history apply.
Again, you must be able to legally own or purchase a handgun. Age and criminal history apply.
Mike51899
Member
Thanks all for the quick replies.
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Squaregrouper
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hodgepodge
Senior Member (Gold)
That's why I won't vote for Hogan.
I’ve been searching for weeks to get a straight answer on carrying one, mostly coming up with not a good idea due to being home made. I’m interested in knowing about just getting it serialized and what could potentially happen in the states I can carry. For what’s it worth is would be a Glock other then the lower.
As a MD resident, there is no requirement that you do anything with it other than to not be legally prohibited by law from possessing firearms.
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ironbag
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Most people I know personally who serialize their 80% lowers do it just to make their lower identifiable in a worst-case theft scenario. Some of these people also carry their milled-out polymer 80 lowers, but this also was in Utah where you’re practically handed a gun when you drive into the state.
StantonCree
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- Jan 23, 2011
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If your legally able to carry then i don’t see why it’s “not a good idea” legally speaking.
This.
In researching it was the same bs about modifying a carry gun, that if it was used for self defense a attorney would use it against you. I also read that some states would seize the weapon due to no serial # and that they shouldn’t be taken out of home state? Those are probably states that I’m not legal to carry anyways.
I often wonder what would happen if I was pulled over while transporting a firearm in MD on the way to VA where I’m legal to carry. The chances are slim as I’m a law abiding citizen and I typically have the loaded mag locked in the glove box until I reach the legal state.
