TheOriginalMexicanBob
Ultimate Member
I have a Brevettata tear gas pistol purchased by my dad back in the early 1960s. It shoots "Flobert" crimped .22 blank cartridges. It appears to still be NIB or nearly so even though one grip panel seems to have a slight crack.
Is this covered under the Maryland law as a regulated firearm as any handgun? It does have a serial number. It doesn't shoot projectiles...just the blank tear gas cartridges. It has a bunch of the cartridges and for all I know they may not even ignite anymore due to age.
The paperwork says it's "Sold Direct by Mail"...but laws are much different now.
Any information will me much appreciated.
Is this covered under the Maryland law as a regulated firearm as any handgun? It does have a serial number. It doesn't shoot projectiles...just the blank tear gas cartridges. It has a bunch of the cartridges and for all I know they may not even ignite anymore due to age.
The paperwork says it's "Sold Direct by Mail"...but laws are much different now.
Any information will me much appreciated.