Roster Board March Meeting Minutes

ST19AG_WGreymon · Apr 3, 2020

Please see attachment.

Notable additions:

Kalashnikov USA KP-9
Ruger 5-7
H&K SP5
H&K MR223
Remington 700 C-P (Chassis Pistol)
LWRC SIX8
LWRC REPR MKII
FightLite SCR Pistol

Pending any objections, all approved firearms will be on sale 26 April 2020.

Kair350 · Apr 3, 2020

Thank You. Been waiting on that.

LimaVictor · Apr 3, 2020

Thanks for the info OP.
Waiting on the Ruger Charger PC9 to get on.

ST19AG_WGreymon · Apr 3, 2020

LimaVictor said:
Thanks for the info OP.
Waiting on the Ruger Charger PC9 to get on.

Someone needs to submit a sample by 21 May for the April board meeting.

Piscator · Apr 10, 2020

Interesting how these notes aren't available on the roster board page any more. Or am I missing something?

ST19AG_WGreymon · Apr 11, 2020

Piscator said:
Interesting how these notes aren't available on the roster board page any more. Or am I missing something?

It showed up for a day and then was removed. Not sure why.

Kair350 · Apr 26, 2020

Roster updated this morning. Just saw the Glock 44 added.

sailskidrive · Apr 26, 2020

Does the Board ever actually reject anything???

kalister1 · Apr 26, 2020

The Undercoverette was tabled.

shadow116 · Apr 26, 2020

sailskidrive said:
Does the Board ever actually reject anything???

Yes, not alot, but yes.

For example within these minutes, several of the NAA revolvers were denied as they do not have a trigger guard.

Also, they will table a submission as it does not currently meet the "safety" requirements and allow it to be modified to meet the standard.

kalister1 · Apr 26, 2020

shadow116 said:
Yes, not alot, but yes.

For example within these minutes, several of the NAA revolvers were denied as they do not have a trigger guard.

Also, they will table a submission as it does not currently meet the "safety" requirements and allow it to be modified to meet the standard.

Bond Arms Derringers now have a Removable Trigger Guard (Not sure if all of or just some models?) to make them MD legal.

Kharn · May 3, 2020

They've rejected other guns that failed to go through a course of fire without jamming multiple times, the manufacturer is asked to submit a repaired firearm and new ammo for retesting.

I think they have also requested a retest on at least one pistol because they were keyholing with the supplied ammo.

But otherwise, the standard is currently asking the lines of "will this harm the average consumer?"

Botfellas · May 8, 2020

I've been eyeing one of the charter arms revolvers on this list and it seemed to have been tabled. Does anyone have any experience on a typical turn around time for a re-review once the deficiencies have been corrected?

Mark75H · May 8, 2020

Wasn't there a Glock model that was rejected a few years back until it was improved? Turns out the MD Roster can actually be a good thing for the consumer.

ST19AG_WGreymon · May 8, 2020

Botfellas said:
I've been eyeing one of the charter arms revolvers on this list and it seemed to have been tabled. Does anyone have any experience on a typical turn around time for a re-review once the deficiencies have been corrected?

Typically it would move to the next meeting in June.

punisher12b · May 27, 2020

I didn't see the tx22 on the roster but I could be mistaken

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mattonmission · May 27, 2020

Taurus TX22 is on the roster https://licensingportal.mdsp.maryland.gov/MspBridgeClient/#/home

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