NRA-Benefactor
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Anyone know if these are legal to purchase in MD.???
30rd P-Mag rebuild kits
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Robert
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Technically not sure; but I wouldn't risk it.
Drewsky87
Active Member
Totally legal to buy, I bought 2 30 round aluminum kits from 44mag the other week...the act of assembling them is a felony I believe? So, assemble it while you're out of state.
NRA-Benefactor
Defend Freedom
Cool, buy the kit legal. Drive over the bridge and assemble, all legal....
Robert
Having Fun Yet?
Still not sure who would sell them in MD, but how can you buy a 30rd rebuild kit in MD but not assemble it here? "Anyone know if these are legal to purchase in MD.???"
Doesn't make sense to me, but then again I'm not a lawyer.
- Aug 17, 2011
- 26,177
Since it's not assembled it's not considered a magazine - just replacement parts, etc.
The actual assembly within MD's borders is what can get you into hot water if you were somehow caught/charged with it.
I've had 60 round magazines shipped to me (disassembled) in MD, the key is to not assemble it in MD.
Drewsky87
Active Member
Take 2:
Totally legal to buy, I bought 2 30 round aluminum kits from 44mag the other week...the act of assembling them is a felony I believe? So, assemble it while you're out of state.
yellowsled
Retired C&R Addict
Legal to buy, assemble out of state
ianmcall
Active Member
Why dont MD dealers sell Magazine Rebuild Kits?
Drewsky87
Active Member
Would be nice if they did...maybe they don't want to take apart every +20 round magazine they have. Just another market for profit in my opinion.
NRA-Benefactor
Defend Freedom
Not sure, but they are available online and they ship to MD.
- Aug 17, 2011
- 26,177
Possibly because of the ease in which a customer could illegally assemble a "high-capacity" magazine within MD, they likely don't want any part of it because they know MD would try to lay liability at their feet.
In this state, CYA is SOP when it comes to firearms. No one wants to be a test-case or in the headlines.
CaribooLou
Active Member
Probably because even a dealer can't get a 30rd mag, and I am under the impression that a company like 44mag "converts" complete mags into parts kits.
- Aug 17, 2011
- 26,177
Dealers get them all the time, from guns that ship with 30 rounders standard. They just can't sell them within MD to MD residents.
I'd be willing to bet most of your local LEO's can get their 30 rounders from local shops.
CaribooLou
Active Member
Gotcha, so someone working at the dealer gets free 30rd mags? I gotta get into the business...
- Feb 17, 2011
- 14,024
they are not "rebuild" kits they are repair kits. They are meant to be piece parts to repair broken mags.
Negative. They came into the state as a complete 30rd mag. Theyd have to leave the state in order for an MD resident to take possession. So if your dealer wanted to ship them to a VA or PA address thats fine. BUT, they cant disassemble it in MD and sell it as a repair kit as it originally entered the state as a complete mag.
rem87062597
Annapolis, MD
- Jul 13, 2012
- 641
What companies other than 44mag offer the ability to part kit a magazine?
- Feb 17, 2011
- 14,024
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