DutchV
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- Jul 8, 2012
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The York show is at the end of the month. Should be lots to choose from there.
According to a relatively recent MSP directive that would be illegal. Even gun stores were informed of this directive which is why gun stores no longer will ship mags to an out of state address. Technically if they wanted to and saw that the purchase originated with an IP address in Maryland they could nail you on it. I wouldn't risk doing it like that.
According to a relatively recent MSP directive that would be illegal. Even gun stores were informed of this directive which is why gun stores no longer will ship mags to an out of state address. Technically if they wanted to and saw that the purchase originated with an IP address in Maryland they could nail you on it. I wouldn't risk doing it like that.
You see where they get you is that they clearly State that the sale must take place outside of the State of Maryland. If you are purchasing these online from the comfort of your own home they will claim via your IP address that the "Sale" indeed took place within Maryland. For the same reason you are required to now pay State Internet Sales Tax whereas before you weren't required to do so. See how this works? So if they wanted to which they will soon. They can and will nail you on it!
https://mdsp.maryland.gov/Document%20Downloads/Licensing%20Div-%20%20Advisory%20LD-FRS-13-005.pdf
Just had an order from KM Tactical for HC magazines denied because of Maryland law and not shipping to anything but billing address. Tried to explain that yes we cannot buy and receive HC mags in Maryland but it is legal to ship to out of state address. Also legal to possess HC mags in this state. After sitting back and re-reading the explanation, it is easy to see why they are confused. To a non-resident it's hard for them to believe a law was written that poorly. Such is living in the SOCIALIST STATE of MARYLAND.
So if I hypothetically buy my son who lives in Florida a 20 or 30 round AR mag as a gift and have it shipped to his house, that would considered illegal?
Has anyone ever been charged with ordering mags online in MD and having them shipped to an out of state address?
You're outrage here will not do any good. Call or write your local state representative instead. Anybody here have addresses to do that?
If you're worried about them tracing which cell tower your phone pinged off of when you ordered something online, you could drive over the border before doing the "checkout."
So if I hypothetically buy my son who lives in Florida a 20 or 30 round AR mag as a gift and have it shipped to his house, that would considered illegal?
Has anyone ever been charged with ordering mags online in MD and having them shipped to an out of state address?
F this state. I’m not losing sleep over BS interpretations.
Think of it like this, if you were standing 2 feet from the PA border (in Maryland) and handed a guy in PA $20 for a couple of pmags that they are then going to hand to your friend standing in PA also, where does the sale occur? Legally in PA AND Maryland.