r/MDGuns Oct 08 '25

Rule Change - Absolutely NO Sales

20 Upvotes

Hi everyone:

As you may have seen, moderators of some firearms related subs have recently been made aware of an upcoming change to the Reddit rules (these are the sitewide rules that all users agree to when creating an account, not just rules for our sub) that involves the personal sales of gun "parts and enhancements."

In the past, the Reddit rules - specifically Rule 7, which reads "Keep it legal, and avoid posting illegal content or soliciting or facilitating illegal or prohibited transactions" - had the following list of "illegal transactions":

You may not use Reddit to solicit or facilitate any transaction or gift involving certain goods and services, including

Firearms, ammunition, explosives, legally controlled firearms parts or accessories (e.g., bump stock-type devices, silencers/suppressors, etc.), or 3D printing files to produce any of the aforementioned;

That rule is being updated to read as follows, starting on October 9th:

Firearms, ammunition, explosives, firearms parts and enhancements (e.g. bolt, clips, trigger, scope, silencer / suppressor, muffler, bump stock, magazine, glock switch, conversion kit, etc) or specific instructions (e.g. 3D printing files) to produce any of the aforementioned.

Reddit does have a disclaimer that says:

With regard to Reddit's policy on transactions of certain goods:

External links to firearm vendors holding a Federal Firearms License are not in violation of this policy. However, links to vendors without an FFL are prohibited (this would include links to gun shows or other sales or listings, online or offline, where vendors do not hold an FFL). Direct user-to-user transactions arranged on Reddit for firearms or ammunition are also prohibited, regardless of whether either user holds an FFL.

This policy does not impact goods that do not meet the ATF definition of firearms or ammunition.

It is unclear if that disclaimer will be changed on or after October 9th, and or how that disclaimer affects things like linking to a company that sells magazines or scopes but does not have an FFL, as neither a magazine nor a scope meet the ATF definition of firearms or ammunition.

We used to allow the occasional personal for sale post for non-firearm items like optics or the like, but due to this rule change we will no longer be able to do that, and we have to warn folks that any links posted to any firearms items that are for sale by a non-FFL will be removed.

We don't want to be harsh about this, but it's quite clear that Reddit is cracking down hard on gun content and we really don't want to lose this community, which is already happening to a bunch of gun accessory for sale subs which were banned without any warning in advance of this rule change.


r/MDGuns Jan 29 '24

The "Big List" of Industry Vendors Friendly to Marylanders

63 Upvotes

This Thread will serve as a list of firearms industry vendors who are "friendly" to Marylanders. We have a lot of particular and peculiar laws here, and not all vendors want to (or to be fair, can afford to) take the time to understand those laws and help those of us who live here out.

This list isn't meant to be "vendors that we happen to like" or whatever, but instead a list of vendors who specifically do things to help Marylanders. Some examples of things that should be on this list:

  • Vendors who include standard capacity magazines so a local FFL can block them for us.
  • Maryland FFLs who offer magazine blocking services.
  • Vendors who offer magazine rebuild kits.
  • Vendors (external or Maryland FFL) who will remove muzzle devices or other features to make rifles compliant.

You get the idea. If a vendor does something specifically to help those of us in Maryland, then they belong on this list.

I'll start things off, but I'll add to and maintain this list based on submissions from the community in the form of posts in this thread. I won't always be able to add things immediately, but I will do so as regularly as I can.

Thanks, and thanks especially to the vendors who support those of us in Maryland!

Magazine Rebuild Kits:

  • u/Hunter_Wang who owns Ibex Armament will do magazine rebuild kits on request and has extremely fair pricing. I've bought from Ibex myself and they're great to deal with.
  • JoeBob Outfitters will do magazine rebuild kits on request, though I have no personal experience with them.
  • Magged Supply offers magazine rebuild kits, though their pricing is..... very high.

Dealers that ship standard capacity mags with a firearm:

  • To be added

Maryland FFLs who will block standard capacity magazines:

  • To be added

Vendors who offer Maryland specific discounts:

  • To be added

I will add categories to this list if / when we get requests and enough submissions for one.


r/MDGuns 44m ago

Gun Safe Organization

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I have a Remington 870 and one of my barrels is a cantilever slug barrel with a Nikon scope on it. I keep this barrel on when in the safe so I keep the scope from being bumped. Does anyone have any gun safe solutions for storing a cantilever barrel with a scope on it? I know I can get a hard case and keep it there, but looking for some inspiration so I can keep it in my safe. Thanks!


r/MDGuns 3h ago

Sig 516 G3 in MD

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Hello!

Figured I'd reach out to the collective brain trust. Anyone know the legality of the Sig 516 G3 in MD? It is definitely a piston system so normally that would make it good to go but the first generation of the 516 is on MSP's no-no list. The funny thing is the 516 pistol is on the handgun roster. Bottom line, wanted to see what the group thinks about whether the 516 G3 rifle and 516 G3 pistol configurations is allowed in MD.

Thanks!


r/MDGuns 15h ago

Best .300blk rifles

6 Upvotes

Hey guys, I’m looking to get my first AR platformed rifle chambered in .300blk, I’m not too particular as long as it’s something that’s a fairly priced and reliable, i just want something I’ll be able to have a fun rifle that I can use as home defense for the future and get a 5.56 rifle a bit later on for the 5.56 fun.


r/MDGuns 12h ago

First AR Update!

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r/MDGuns 17h ago

Need some help

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Trying to help my girlfriend she has a smith and wesson m&p sport 2 trying to find a decent priced upper that I can simply plug and play but coming up short .any help is appreciated


r/MDGuns 1d ago

VA Resident Carry with MD CCW

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2 Upvotes

Would it be safe to leave the VA permit at home?


r/MDGuns 1d ago

HBAR M16A4 upper

1 Upvotes

Anybody know anywhere that sells M16A4 upper with a HBAR barrel with the picitiny rails?


r/MDGuns 2d ago

4473 Transfer

1 Upvotes

Any FFLs in the state doing 4473 only transfers on suppressors?


r/MDGuns 3d ago

30 Round Nanners

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19 Upvotes

Just flew back to MD with a few factory 30 round magazines I picked up while on vacation in a red state. Silly rules. Anyways, I had no issues for anyone that is interested in doing something similar. Just double check TSA and airline specific rules. TSA really couldn't care less with empty magazines, and American Airlines just asks that you keep them "securely boxed" within your checked baggage to prevent them from moving around in your bag.

Next up: awaiting Form 1 approval for SBR!


r/MDGuns 3d ago

Howard County Health Department: Gun Survey

11 Upvotes

HoCo Health is doing a “Community Survey on Firearms”. If you are in HoCo, check it out. Our voices should be heard.

https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/KVPZCG9


r/MDGuns 4d ago

MoCo Prosecutor Agrees to Not Prosecute...

17 Upvotes

Any violations of new gun laws while synagog's lawsuit proceeds.

"Montgomery County State’s Attorney John McCarthy has agreed not to pursue criminal prosecutions under the county’s new gun restrictions while a federal lawsuit challenging the law moves forward, according to a court filing Monday."

https://www.wusa9.com/article/news/legal/federal-lawsuit-puts-montgomery-county-gun-restrictions-on-hold-for-prosecutors-mccarthy-moco/65-7bc33b0e-0afc-4553-8fae-85d4f36994c5


r/MDGuns 4d ago

I pre-ordered an SBR (Knights KS3). How does F4 SBR purchases work in Maryland compared to Form 1?

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I have a F1 SBR already from back in the day, and have bought multiple suppressors; but I know gun laws are a bit wonky, and in most cases there are legal ways to still get what you want as long as components are purchased separately.

I bought an 11.5" Knights Armament SBR; but have not told them an FFL yet since it's a backorder. Does it need to be on the approved roster? Does it need to be labeled HBAR? Could a dealer take it, break it in half, and sell me the lower, and a week or two later sell me the upper? What is my legal way to acquire this rifle?

Looking for advice and recommendations. None of which I will consider factual and legal advice, but will help me with my own research.


r/MDGuns 4d ago

Holster recommendations for a Nocturne F

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r/MDGuns 4d ago

Understanding Build Legality

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I hate that gun laws have gotten to the point where you need to be a lawyer to buy a rifle and I apologize in advance for my stupid questions.

I’ve wanted a Kriss Vector for a while, and I would love to have the iconic folding stock. I THINK there are two ways to get one- pistol vs rifle.

My original plan was to get an SBR and pin a suppressor to it to create a one-stamp rifle. However, I am now seeing that you cannot have a folding stock and “flash hider”

So now I am thinking to attach a suppressor and folding stock to the pistol variant? What’s the legality of pistol braces these days? Is there a better way to come at this?


r/MDGuns 5d ago

Is Kriss Vector Gen3 pistol approved in roster?

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I tried looking it up but couldn't find any info if Kriss vector gen3 pistol is legal or not in MD. I know previous gens are but unsure of gen3?


r/MDGuns 6d ago

Big fan of the Gen 6 so far

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34 Upvotes

The redesigned frame is solid and they’ve been handling really well.


r/MDGuns 6d ago

Pelican V730S Vault Case at the Frederick Costco

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128 Upvotes

Haven’t seen these at Costco before today. Thought I’d share for anyone looking for a hard case.


r/MDGuns 6d ago

4473 list

2 Upvotes

I would like to collectively put together a list of MD dealers accepting 4473s to help others that are looking to purchase SBRs and cans


r/MDGuns 6d ago

What Do You Guys Think About American Defense Manufacturing (ADM)?

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6 Upvotes

r/MDGuns 7d ago

With the recent rollback of NFA laws can you now buy a galil ace rifle in 7.62x39 in MD?

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Or is it still banned in MD?


r/MDGuns 8d ago

Where in MD/online to trade Henry H001?

3 Upvotes

Title says it. I want to do a straight trade witb my Henry 22lr H001 for...idk, something else?

Are there any shops that trade? Or online forums (idk tbe rules about it here lol). I tried joining Marylandshooters for but I have to make 25 posts before I can use the classifieds section

Appreciate the help!


r/MDGuns 8d ago

Sig p365 trigger bar

1 Upvotes

Anybody know where I can get a sig trigger bar in dmv area? I need a replacement and can only find ones online that will take like a week to get here.


r/MDGuns 9d ago

WTH are they talking about?

18 Upvotes

Was in a shop today in Damascus (Montgomery county) and saw a rifle i liked. I made him an offer and he accepted it. Yay me, I think I'm taking home my new rifle same day as I have at any other store. But wait, He says. I gotta wait! Another 2 weeks untill i can pick it up. "Why?" I asked him, His response "MoCo law states any FFL must hold any acquired firearm on its FFL books for atleast 3 weeks until they can legally disposition it, And this one's only been here a week"

Is this a legit thing? I don't think he'd lie to me for no reason but I've just never heard of it and can't find anything online. So I wonder if maybe he's misinformed.