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Posted: 7/24/2016 9:36:05 PM EDT
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Can 30 rd. mags be shipped to Maryland if they are pre ban ? First, MD doesn't recognize preban magazines. The illegal act in regards to magazines in MD is buying, selling, transferring, or manufacturing. Possession is not prohibited. You can ship them only to an FFL, or if they are disassembled and thus no longer a magazine feeding device. The recipient then must leave the state, assemble the pieces, then can bring the assembly into the state. |
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Posted: 7/26/2016 11:10:33 AM EDT
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First, MD doesn't recognize preban magazines. The illegal act in regards to magazines in MD is buying, selling, transferring, or manufacturing. Possession is not prohibited. You can ship them only to an FFL, or if they are disassembled and thus no longer a magazine feeding device. The recipient then must leave the state, assemble the pieces, then can bring the assembly into the state. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Can 30 rd. mags be shipped to Maryland if they are pre ban ? First, MD doesn't recognize preban magazines. The illegal act in regards to magazines in MD is buying, selling, transferring, or manufacturing. Possession is not prohibited. You can ship them only to an FFL, or if they are disassembled and thus no longer a magazine feeding device. The recipient then must leave the state, assemble the pieces, then can bring the assembly into the state. This. It's usually cheaper and easier to just hit up a gunshow in PA or VA and legally bring back brand new magazines. |
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Posted: 7/26/2016 8:12:05 PM EDT
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This. It's usually cheaper and easier to just hit up a gunshow in PA or VA and legally bring back brand new magazines. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Can 30 rd. mags be shipped to Maryland if they are pre ban ? First, MD doesn't recognize preban magazines. The illegal act in regards to magazines in MD is buying, selling, transferring, or manufacturing. Possession is not prohibited. You can ship them only to an FFL, or if they are disassembled and thus no longer a magazine feeding device. The recipient then must leave the state, assemble the pieces, then can bring the assembly into the state. This. It's usually cheaper and easier to just hit up a gunshow in PA or VA and legally bring back brand new magazines. If you live close to southern md go across the bridge go to big dogs and get them there. They are great people |
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