Quoted: Been eyeing on several guns online. I am thinking of going to the DULLES National Gun Show which I have bought my handgun there before, I know they wont sell me a handgun at the show at this point since I have a Maryland Drivers License right now. However, I am looking to get a lower for the AR Rifles if I decided to build based on a good deal. Am I able to do that way? Since the AR is classified as a Rifle? Not in the same category as the handguns are?
“NON-VA Residents: Must be of legal age to purchase a firearm. Can only purchase long guns (rifles and shotguns) and must have the same forms of ID as VA residents. Driver's License from your State of residence and another ID that proves you live in that State. ALL LAWS OF BOTH STATES MUST BE COMPLIED WITH. You must fill out the paperwork and pass the background check; you can then take your firearm with you"
I am not sure if I am reading this right, but it kind of says that I can buy anything there except a handgun in VA. I don’t see anything wrong with it, but I rather to ask you guys first before making a fool out of myself at the gun show.
Thanks for your input
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ALL LAWS OF BOTH STATES MUST BE COMPLIED WITH.
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OK, "ALL LAWS", so, lets just look at MD, 'cause it's easy:
The stripped AR15 lower receiver is, as Mil-Surp-Phreak says, restricted in MD. Common knowlege and state law.
So, subject to MD law and as an out-of-state purchase, it must go through a MD dealer and is subject the MSP background check requirement.
The hypothetical dealer in VA must follow this restriction and therefore cannot hand the item to you.
IF it was a complete rifle and marked HBAR, then, yes, he could sell it to you, since that style of AR is NOT "restricted". As it is, nope.