What's the procedure of buying a rifle in Maryland

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  • rseymorejr

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    As long as it's not a Maryland banned rifle have it sent to your FFL and they'll run the NICS check when you pick it up
     

    outrider58

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    There are many DDM4 V7 P models(AR15 pistols) that are Md compliant...




    Screenshot 2024-04-25 at 09-06-53 Maryland State Police Firearm Registration.png
     

    MattFinals718

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    As long as it's not a Maryland banned rifle have it sent to your FFL and they'll run the NICS check when you pick it up

    I should point out that there are some rifles in MD that would be banned as "copycat" weapons that can be sent to an FFL and then transferred to you, but only if the FFL is a gunsmith and makes them compliant before the transfer.

    Example: Any modern tactical rifle that has both a folding stock and a flash hider (e.g., an FN SCAR or SIG MCX) is banned due to the "features test" of FSA2013, but if your FFL were to either pin the stock or replace the flash hider before transferring to you, you'd be GTG.
     

    rseymorejr

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    I should point out that there are some rifles in MD that would be banned as "copycat" weapons that can be sent to an FFL and then transferred to you, but only if the FFL is a gunsmith and makes them compliant before the transfer.

    Example: Any modern tactical rifle that has both a folding stock and a flash hider (e.g., an FN SCAR or SIG MCX) is banned due to the "features test" of FSA2013, but if your FFL were to either pin the stock or replace the flash hider before transferring to you, you'd be GTG.
    Good to know
     

    BurkeM

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    Jan 8, 2014
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    Welcome to the forum.

    You should join Maryland Shall Issue for detailed information.

    www.marylandshallissue.org


     

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