PA gun shops not selling mags to MD residents...
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Mr H
Banana'd
I did exactly this, yesterday.
I could see the carding happening at a Dicks R Us, but a LGS in that area must just be scared of NYC, and happened to hear there's something in MD, too.
Jakedasnake
Active Member
- Aug 11, 2012
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There's probably a thousand shops between there and Maryland. LOL that's for informing, just keep it moving to the next one 5 miles down the road.
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This happened to me in 2012 at Grice's Gun shop in PA. I bought a 10/22, was trying to purchase a 25 rounder for it along with some 20 round mags for something else. They argued with me that I couldn't buy them because they were over 10 rounds. I replied " Actually, it is 20 rounds within the state of MD, however it is not illegal to purchase them in another state nor is it illegal to own them in MD." I politely asked them to show me in the law where it said I couldn't own/purchase them. They brought out a binder with MD's law that said about no purchase of magazines over 20 rounds IN the state of MD. I said "See, it says 20 rounds WITHIN the state. No where does it state that it is illegal to purchase them elsewhere or own them." They refused to sell me the 25 rounder.
ohen cepel
Ultimate Member
I wonder if you had paid cash if it would have been a non-issue?
Isn't that the land of Joe Biden?
Hometown of hillary clinton.
They don't want to be the target of a civil suit brought by a NY attorney general. Chances are they would win, but not until they have spent lots of money defending themselves in a NY court. The most tenuous connection to the state and the courts will claim jurisdiction.
Mr H
Banana'd
Isn't that the land of Joe Biden?
Why yes... yes it is...
Mr H
Banana'd
She was born in the Chiraq area.
Isn't there a copyl of this actual letter on the forums? Could put it in our phones
https://www.mdshooters.com/showthread.php?t=148387
Enfield303
Active Member
When I was in the new Sarco store in Easton, PA last winter they were checking IDs before selling magazines. They wouldn't sell me any 20 round BAR mags with a Maryland driver's license. The cashier said it was their policy.
Isn't that the land of Joe Biden?
Yup. He was born there, but his family moved to Northern Delaware as a youngin. He actually went to Archmere Academy in Claymont. Private school.
At the convention she claimed to be from Scranton. I guess the truth changes depending on the audience.
Doitsouthstyle
Active Member
But as a Maryland resident you can go to buy fireworks after showing a Maryland ID in Pa. Tell me that isn't a catch 22
dreadpirate
Ultimate Member
This ^^^ Interesting to note that a friend of mine who is from Western PA, and has since moved to MD, tried to buy an HBAR in his local town in PA, and they would not do it without shipping to a MD FFL.
Bertfish
Throw bread on me
Sarco is notorious for being a massive PITA for MD residents.
Won't ship C$R handguns here IIRC.
Just one more reason for us to patronize other places.
Believe she said her grandparents and maybe mother were from Scranton. But that's all depends on the audience probably.
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