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MD: Honor Defense Honor Guard Approved For Sale in Maryland
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Mark A. Taff
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The Maryland Handgun Roster Board has approved three Honor Defense pistols to be available for sale in Maryland.
The top 3 skus HG9SC, HG9SCMS and HG9SCF are now available for dealers to carry and sell to Maryland residents.
“We are pleased to be approved for sale in the great state of Maryland,” said Gary Ramey, Honor Defense president. “Maryland is an important market and this provides the opportunity for Maryland residents to own an Honor Defense pistol, the best single-stack 9 mm pistol on the market.” |
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jac
(5/12/2017)
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It is so generous of big brother to allow the ****the privilege of buying these pistols. |
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