Zastavia M92 AK Pistol
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hogarth
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- Jun 13, 2009
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Yes, legal.
It's a pistol, not a rifle.
Hbar only applies to ARs.
Try Duffys.
It's a pistol, not a rifle.
Hbar only applies to ARs.
Try Duffys.
Wendigo
Hungry
lionfour
Active Member
THX knew it was a pistol but thought this was a better place for
the HBAR question. When I "think" it can be a dangerous thing
the HBAR question. When I "think" it can be a dangerous thing
DutchV
Ultimate Member
- Jul 8, 2012
- 4,730
That would look and shoot a lot better as an SBR.
- Dec 20, 2013
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thomfantomas
Crna Ovca
Hbar ak would be something like a RPK-47 in maryland considered "Assault Weapon".lastly that Zastava M92 is redundant if not converted into SBR
lionfour
Active Member
Yes agree about the SBR saw some of the converted pics on the other thread.
Very confusing...just have to grab some cash and go to
a gun shop and ask questions.
I want something to augment a 12 ga pump.
Would a converted SBR M92 qualify as cash and carry?
Very confusing...just have to grab some cash and go to
a gun shop and ask questions.
I want something to augment a 12 ga pump.
Would a converted SBR M92 qualify as cash and carry?
SneakySh0rty
Active Member
what do you mean by "converted SBR M92?"
As the image you posted above, it is a pistol, so HQL required.
M92 (w/ a stock) = SBR. A title 2 firearm which youll need to do additional paperwork, stamp, xmonth wait time, AND make sure it meets 29" OAL.
Basically, no cash and carry
DutchV
Ultimate Member
- Jul 8, 2012
- 4,730
Duffy's had one Saturday, but I'd call them to make sure.
DutchV
Ultimate Member
- Jul 8, 2012
- 4,730
Correct. Luckily it starts at 19" OAL so making 29" with a stock will not be hard.
And now I'm in the mood again. Damn NFA trusts. I knew this would happen.
I think the only difficult part would be drilling and tapping the receiver for the stock. Plenty of vids on YouTube to help out. Also covers 922r compliance parts.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gSzsocbTm4U
I have been looking at one for a few years, still eyeball them when I see one.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gSzsocbTm4U
I have been looking at one for a few years, still eyeball them when I see one.
BossmanPJ
Ultimate Member
I have been jonesing for one of these for a while
Same here. No HQL tho.
I have been jonesing for one of these for a while
Me too. Will eForm 1 by Friday if possible.
well, get on it already!!!
I hate to break it to ya, but the HQL aint goin anywhere. So quit
and start 
BossmanPJ
Ultimate Member
well, get on it already!!!
I hate to break it to ya, but the HQL aint goin anywhere. So quit
I totally agree. However, I refuse to pay a tax on my right to buy a pistol. I understand that they win either way... but I already have pistols.... that's the point...
I have legally bought them in the past, but now I am treated like a criminal in order to continue to buy them. Wont happen here.
It is the personal preference for others to give in and go through the hoops to continue to buy handguns... I will not be one of them.
- Oct 8, 2007
- 19,012
welcome to maryland.
lionfour
Active Member
Tempted to find some backwoods gun shop in W VA and screw Md law...prob the wrong thing to say here
Tempted to find some backwoods gun shop in W VA and screw Md law...prob the wrong thing to say here
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