Maryland (MD) — Product Availability

These ship to Maryland. Items marked carry caution may be sold here, but where or how you carry them can be limited — check the analysis below.

• Garden Hose Water DiffuserAvailable
• Ice MaulAvailable
• Hell Spike Carbon KnucklesCarry caution
• Mini KnuckleCarry caution
• Ring SpikeCarry caution
• Microtech Nemesis IV Marfione Select — M390 DaggerAvailable
• The Black TalonCarry caution
• Heretic Kobold — Orange G-10Available
• Hydra® Recurve Serrated Two Tone Blade, Heretic Camo HandleAvailable
• Bear KnuckleCarry caution
• Small Kunai KnifeCarry caution
• Bear ClawsCarry caution
• Southern Grind JackalAvailable
• Hawk Talon — Purple Titanium / White TechnoCarboAvailable
• 1-Finger KnifeCarry caution
• Razor ClawsCarry caution
• Benchmade 551SBK Griptilian — 154CMAvailable
• Simple SpikeCarry caution
• 2-Finger KnifeCarry caution
• Heretic Kobold — 80s Camo/Carbon MagnaCut (BROP Exclusive, S/N 005)Available
• Benchmade 185BK SOCP DaggerAvailable
• CRKT M.U.K. (Marine Utility Knife)Available
• Floating NFC Bear KeychainAvailable
• WaterPORT Accessory MountAvailable

Every Bearly Defense product currently ships to Maryland.

For each restrictable product, our shipping verdict for Maryland, the controlling statute we read, and why.

• Hell Spike Carbon Knuckles

  Carry caution

  Controlling statuteMd. Crim. Law § 4-101

  Ships to Maryland. Sale is permitted, but Md. Crim. Law § 4-101 can restrict carrying a knuckle-type device (typically concealed), so check state and local rules before carrying.

• Mini Knuckle

  Carry caution

  Controlling statuteMd. Crim. Law § 4-101

  Ships to Maryland. Sale is permitted, but Md. Crim. Law § 4-101 can restrict carrying a knuckle-type device (typically concealed), so check state and local rules before carrying.

• Ring Spike

  Carry caution

  Controlling statuteMd. Crim. Law § 4-101

  Ships to Maryland. Sale is permitted, but Md. Crim. Law § 4-101 can restrict carrying a knuckle-type device (typically concealed), so check state and local rules before carrying.

• The Black Talon

  Carry caution

  Controlling statuteMd. Crim. Law § 4-101(c)(1)

  Ships to Maryland. Sold as an outdoor utility tool; sale is permitted, but Md. Crim. Law § 4-101(c)(1) can restrict carrying it concealed, so check state and local rules before carrying.

• Bear Knuckle

  Carry caution

  Controlling statuteMd. Crim. Law § 4-101

  Ships to Maryland. Sale is permitted, but Md. Crim. Law § 4-101 can restrict carrying a knuckle-type device (typically concealed), so check state and local rules before carrying.

• Small Kunai Knife

  Carry caution

  Controlling statuteMd. Crim. Law § 4-101(c)(1)

  Ships to Maryland. Sale is permitted, but Md. Crim. Law § 4-101(c)(1) can restrict carrying a pointed blade (typically concealed), so check state and local rules before carrying.

• Bear Claws

  Carry caution

  Controlling statuteMd. Crim. Law § 4-101

  Ships to Maryland. Sale is permitted, but Md. Crim. Law § 4-101 can restrict carrying a knuckle-type device (typically concealed), so check state and local rules before carrying.

• 1-Finger Knife

  Carry caution

  Controlling statuteMd. Crim. Law § 4-101

  Ships to Maryland. Sale is permitted, but Md. Crim. Law § 4-101 can restrict carrying a knuckle-type device (typically concealed), so check state and local rules before carrying.

• Razor Claws

  Carry caution

  Controlling statuteMd. Crim. Law § 4-101

  Ships to Maryland. Sale is permitted, but Md. Crim. Law § 4-101 can restrict carrying a knuckle-type device (typically concealed), so check state and local rules before carrying.

• Simple Spike

  Carry caution

  Controlling statuteMd. Crim. Law § 4-101(c)(1)

  Ships to Maryland. Sale is permitted, but Md. Crim. Law § 4-101(c)(1) can restrict carrying a pointed utility tool concealed, so check state and local rules before carrying.

• 2-Finger Knife

  Carry caution

  Controlling statuteMd. Crim. Law § 4-101

  Ships to Maryland. Sale is permitted, but Md. Crim. Law § 4-101 can restrict carrying a knuckle-type device (typically concealed), so check state and local rules before carrying.