Bigstacks
Member
If you have 30 rd mags are you still allowed to use them here in Maryland? Like for instance if i wanted to take them to the range is it ok?
Question on high cap. mags
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Mooseman
R.I.P.- Hooligan #4
Take them to the range and have fun. They are legal to own and use.
phx223
Member at Large
30 Rounds is standard capacity. Just saying.
Bigstacks
Member
how about the 100 round drum?
IjustCantAim
Active Member
- Jan 20, 2010
- 738
Something smells fishy
Watdahec
Flipside
My spider senses are tingling!
Bigstacks
Member
nothing fishy just wondering if i could get in trouble for using my clips. my father passed away and I inhereted a safe load of gun stuff. All i ever did was hunt. I never was into the kind of guns that I now own. Just dont wanna get in any trouble. Thanks for the replys.
IjustCantAim
Active Member
- Jan 20, 2010
- 738
Some things should not be talked about right now with all the attacks on the 2A right now. please delete this.
Nothing has changed yet. All current laws are CURRENT and applicable.
Vile Shadow
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- Feb 28, 2013
- 28,953
Oh geez, can we stop being pantywaists for God sakes?!
Since it was too much to ask for a few inconsiderates here, I will further corroborate the answers to the man's question.
Yes, assuming the ban passes you can keep your hi-cap mags. You just can't but them here, sell them here, or give them to anyone else. It don't matter if it holds 11, 21, 50, 100, whatever. Go to the range, load 'em up, and enjoy yourself.
As for the ones who couldn't be bothered to answer the man's question, grow a spine, and quit being so damn paranoid. As long as laws are complied with as written, what is the problem. And if we can't talk about bullet holding devices on a gun site, well what the hell can we talk about?
Since it was too much to ask for a few inconsiderates here, I will further corroborate the answers to the man's question.
Yes, assuming the ban passes you can keep your hi-cap mags. You just can't but them here, sell them here, or give them to anyone else. It don't matter if it holds 11, 21, 50, 100, whatever. Go to the range, load 'em up, and enjoy yourself.
As for the ones who couldn't be bothered to answer the man's question, grow a spine, and quit being so damn paranoid. As long as laws are complied with as written, what is the problem. And if we can't talk about bullet holding devices on a gun site, well what the hell can we talk about?
TapRackBang
Cheaper Than Diamonds
Gently. They are suffering from Battered Gun Owner Syndrome. Being repeatedly abused by the ignorant, the people in government, and the media takes it's toll after a while.
Vile Shadow
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- Feb 28, 2013
- 28,953
Yeah, I guess I can understand that. I just don't like to see people ganged up on the way I was when I first showed up.
I think they were coming from a different angle... Don't point out loopholes
Cyclone
Jr. Zombie Killer
possession is not illegal... transfer,selling or plainly giving it away or receiving it as a gift is illegal. manufacturing it, buying it, transfering it and receiving it out of state and bringing it in the the of Maryland is not illegal...
ychang78
Member
You are allowed to own, transport and use them. However if you want to buy/sell high capacity magazines, the transaction has to be done outside the state of Maryland. Hope this answered your question.
Bigstacks
Member
Thanks everyone for the replies. Like i said i just didnt wanna show up at the range with them and they be a problem. Now if i could just find some ammo.
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