Maryland black powder laws?

[kuriouskeepsakes]

I'm a PA resident and I have my eye on some muzzleloaders being offered next week in a Maryland auction. Before I send the auctioneer a bid, I wanted to be sure there wouldn't be a problem when I go to pick up. I emailed the auctioneer, but haven't received a response yet, does MD have any special requirements for black powder rifles or pistols?

 

[kje54]

I'm a PA resident and I have my eye on some muzzleloaders being offered next week in a Maryland auction. Before I send the auctioneer a bid, I wanted to be sure there wouldn't be a problem when I go to pick up. I emailed the auctioneer, but haven't received a response yet, does MD have any special requirements for black powder rifles or pistols?

None that I know of. There a a few members that live in Maryland, I don't remember them saying anything about muzzleloader restrictions.

 

[appalichian hunter]

Never had a problem with the purchase of BP weapons in the democratic state of Maryland. Pretty much cash ang go out the door, for now anyways.

 

[Loyalist Dave]

I'm a PA resident and I have my eye on some muzzleloaders being offered next week in a Maryland auction. Before I send the auctioneer a bid, I wanted to be sure there wouldn't be a problem when I go to pick up. I emailed the auctioneer, but haven't received a response yet, does MD have any special requirements for black powder rifles or pistols?

No, since you're allowed to order powder and black powder guns through the mail. Unless you're a convicted felon, you can buy and drive away with a black powder antique firearm (replicas are also considered antique) without any hassle what so ever.

LD

 

[Robby]

Sad that you even feel the need to ask, but I do understand.
Robby

 

[kuriouskeepsakes]

Thanks everyone. I agree it's sad I had to ask, but with the people that have been running Maryland, you never know.

 

[appalichian hunter]

Your safe for now, but not so sure in the soon future.