Over the last 10 years I have purchased one pre 2013 AR 15 and then three (3) AR 15's and four (4) AR 10'S . One of the AR15's is a 80% lower built by my son , which has a 18" bull barrel. The other two built AR15's are built on registered lowers. One is a 20" Bull barreled AR 15 in 223. The other is a 24" semi bull in 264 LBC.
Of the four AR 10's one is built on a registered lower (308 win) and the other three are 80% builds, one 308 win , two (2) 260 Rem. So the questions is what do I have to do as Delaware passed its ghost gun bill on 10-21-21 . And Maryland just passed its ghost gun bill. Two of the AR 10 ghost guns, both the 260 Rem are currently in my house in Delaware. The other two ghost guns are at my home here in Maryland. The 223 AR15 is my son's build and a 308 win I built. All of these ghost guns are 80% lowers.
As I understand it, in Maryland Sales of 80% ends June 1 2022. I am required to go to a MD FFL and have the lowers serialized and registered before March of 2023 . After that, possession of these rifles is illegal punishable by as much as 2 years in jail and then suspension of my right to own any fire arms. Basically confiscate all my rifles. Correct me on this.
For the guns that are stored in Delaware, what are my options? I have I bolt rifle , and three AR,s down there of which the two 260 Remingtons are non serialized 80% lowers. My take is that the ctrl Delaware bill was signed on 10-20-21 and that its provisions went into affect 90 days after the bill was signed. So technically, it is law now. It does reference that the guns must be engraved with the Manufacturer and a serial number, and that it must be logged by the manufacturer per serialization of a fire arm in 18 USC.
So does this mean if I serialize these two riffles myself and then keep records per this standard, since I am the manufacturer, that I am within the law. Or does it have to be registered with a FFL.
What do you beleive is my best course of action here. I Should I just bring them back to MD and have them serialized and registered by an FFL here and be done with it.
It's always something.
Or should
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Of the four AR 10's one is built on a registered lower (308 win) and the other three are 80% builds, one 308 win , two (2) 260 Rem. So the questions is what do I have to do as Delaware passed its ghost gun bill on 10-21-21 . And Maryland just passed its ghost gun bill. Two of the AR 10 ghost guns, both the 260 Rem are currently in my house in Delaware. The other two ghost guns are at my home here in Maryland. The 223 AR15 is my son's build and a 308 win I built. All of these ghost guns are 80% lowers.
As I understand it, in Maryland Sales of 80% ends June 1 2022. I am required to go to a MD FFL and have the lowers serialized and registered before March of 2023 . After that, possession of these rifles is illegal punishable by as much as 2 years in jail and then suspension of my right to own any fire arms. Basically confiscate all my rifles. Correct me on this.
For the guns that are stored in Delaware, what are my options? I have I bolt rifle , and three AR,s down there of which the two 260 Remingtons are non serialized 80% lowers. My take is that the ctrl Delaware bill was signed on 10-20-21 and that its provisions went into affect 90 days after the bill was signed. So technically, it is law now. It does reference that the guns must be engraved with the Manufacturer and a serial number, and that it must be logged by the manufacturer per serialization of a fire arm in 18 USC.
So does this mean if I serialize these two riffles myself and then keep records per this standard, since I am the manufacturer, that I am within the law. Or does it have to be registered with a FFL.
What do you beleive is my best course of action here. I Should I just bring them back to MD and have them serialized and registered by an FFL here and be done with it.
It's always something.
Or should
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