Recent content by maglock

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He has 7 days after they arrive in Mass. to register them.

Rifle yes, shotgun no. - - - Updated - - - Depends on what you want to modify. Adding 10 round mags no.

I could be wrong but with everything you have listed, 5 round detachable mag is the max allowed by MA law.

I would suggest I-80 to I-81 to I-380/I-84 to I-84 to I-87 to Berkshire Connector to I-90. When I traveled to from Dayton OH I used this route. Just an FYI I-84 between Newburgh NY and MA border sucks as far as traffic is concerned. I used this route 8 times in the last year and a half. Now I...

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The easy answer is don't stop in NY, don't be stupid and pulled over by a LEO, don't drive through NYC at all!

Already answered by Len

Would require FID or LTC which requires you to visit Chelsea to get same with an appointment. After it is issued to you, after spending $100.00 for same, than if the firearm is legal to posses in Boston, than yes you can bring it to Boston. If you are moving here, bring them and then get an...

I realize that, but he says it is 14.5" WITH muzzle brake not WITHOUT muzzle brake.

Doesn't this make it an "SBR" and therefore requires a tax stamp? Doesn't it have to have a 16" barrel including muzzle brake?

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Why can't you purchase in MA? Call Carl at Four Seasons Firearms in Woburn. You will need 90 days or 3 months of utility bills to purchase per ATF requirements.

He's good to go. If he's coming from SC. Tell him to take 95 to 81 to 84 to 87 to 90 to 91. It's faster and he stays out of NJ (can't have hollow points) and NYC. He can overnight in PA legally.

As said above, all MA compliant Stags have pinned stocks, but they look like collapsible stocks. They do not have flash suppressors, they are muzzle brakes. Ma FFL can carry any firearm they want to carry, even if it doesn't meet the MA requirements. The MA AG requirements only restrict what...