- Feb 19, 2013
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My wife was at a huge Bass Pro Shop in MA today. Sent some photos. Asked her to pick me up various ammo. She couldn't, need a license.. smh
****Wow! Thats amazingly inexpensive. They are $1.99 each at Dickerson Market here in Maryland!
Dickerson market prices are outrageous. The chicken there couple days ago I'd classify as sub miniature, and they want close to $20 for eight pieces.****Wow! Thats amazingly inexpensive. They are $1.99 each at Dickerson Market here in Maryland!
We used to get moonpies for free. Only downside is that some of them were stepped on.****Wow! Thats amazingly inexpensive. They are $1.99 each at Dickerson Market here in Maryland!
Dickerson market prices are outrageous. The chicken there couple days ago I'd classify as sub miniature, and they want close to $20 for eight pieces.
MA just banned pre-94 evil black rifles and >10rd mags too. In the 11 days before the grandfathering date, prices nationwide went upI was in a shop in Mass. almost 20 years ago and they had a really good price on surplus NATO .308. I carted all they had, at least 1000 rounds, up to the counter and asked if they had anymore. The guy says, "judging by your accent, you're not from around here are you?" Nope, Maryland. "I REALLY wish I could sell it to you, but you need a permit to buy ammo in this state." So, pretend you mailed it to me. "I can't do that, don't want to get into trouble." I guess he didn't believe in Capitalism. We both lost.
Are the people too stupid to drive out of State for them?MA just banned pre-94 evil black rifles and >10rd mags too. In the 11 days before the grandfathering date, prices nationwide went up
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Irrelevant. MA bans possession of mags exceeding 10 rounds.Are the people too stupid to drive out of State for them?
There is no way of telling the difference.Irrelevant. MA bans possession of mags exceeding 10 rounds.
The exception is only for magazines purchased prior to the ban.
We know that. They can arrest anyone for violating the magazine ban, unless you can PROVE it was purchased pre ban.There is no way of telling the difference.
I suspect that gun stores in NH will be doing good business on pre-94 mags now.Are the people too stupid to drive out of State for them?
The law is changing from that. Under the bill the governor signed, only pre-94 mags possessed before 8/1/2024 can be kept by the person who had them from that date. They can also only be stored unloaded, possessed and used on private property with permission, and bequeathed or transferred to a dealer or someone out of state.