Md. agency buys disabled firearms for hunting classes

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The Maryland Department of Natural Resources is buying 550 disabled guns for $165,000 to help train hunters, The Washington Examiner has learned.

The Remington shotguns and rifles will arrive in Maryland next month with their firing pins drilled out, rendering the weapons inoperable.

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