Which handguns are legal in MD?
I know that built in gun locks are required for new handguns in Maryland. Does anyone know of the manufacturers and gun models that are legal for purchase, and perhaps some more information on gun locks and what they look like. A listing of gun makes and models would be nice, I've done my google searches but can't seem to find much.
Oh yeah... and a definition of a gun lock.
Thanks,
Nick
Oh yeah... and a definition of a gun lock.
Thanks,
Nick
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The only handguns/systems made > 1/1/03 legal in MD are:
1. Cimarron - Aldo Uberti System for SAA
2. Ghost Inc - for Glocks only
3. Heckler & Koch System
4. Saf-T-Trigger by Saf-T-Hammer
5. Springfield Armory, Integrated Locking System
6. Taurus Systems
Don't ask me to explain; I can't. These are all integrated (internal) locks that have keys.
And, of course, all new handguns have to come with sealed fired cases.
I keep up to date through the MD State Rifle & Pistol Assoc, www.msrpa.com.
Neal0 -
Ought to move to Virginia.
Franko0 -
quote:Which handguns are legal in MD?
Waterpistols.[:D]0 -
quote:Waterpistols.
I believe they need trigger locks too.0 -
Move to New Mexico. It is seriously the wild west. No gun range here even bothers to ask you or check what you are shooting. The ccw law is the only thing to complain about as you have to be 25 to apply and get the licence to do so. Other than that you can have a loaded gun in your car or house and no one cares. People walk around town with loaded rifles and holstered pistols and its perfectly legal. That may sound scary, but the more guns you see than the less are used. I believe that if every man over 21 years of age was required to own at least a pistol that nobody would dare mess with the city or state.
Anybody comes through that door, you put two in the chest and one in the head!0 -
Thanks for the info Neal exactly what I needed to know. 0 -
quote:you can have a loaded gun in your car or house and no one cares. People walk around town with loaded rifles and holstered pistols and its perfectly legal.
Maybe that is why we don't hear about carjackings and riots in New Mexico.
Houston, Chicago, Los Angeles and New York would be well served to adopt New Mexico's laws.0
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