Does a designated collector letter cut it? Or is there a C&R permit one needs.
I know a guy that has a few at yester-years prices, Atlantic was only for example.
So, how many Maryland "hoops of fire" does one have to jump through to buy one of these? Same as going to a dealer to buy new Glock?
BG check, permit, HQL, fingerprints, etc???
https://atlanticfirearms.com/yugoslavian-m57-tokarev-pistol-zastava-7-62x25-military-surplus
So basically, it has to hit an FFL somewhere, either here or there, depending on whether or not their FFL will accept from private party. If not, that means both ends unless I deliver.
Guess it's best to just pay the 40 and have it on both books on both ends, in and out...
Thanks everyone...
part 4,
https://www.atf.gov/resource-center/docs/0813-firearms-top-12-qaspdf/download
If I want to sell a bolt gun (REM 700) to an out of state purchaser, it goes to a FFL on my end and gets shipped to an FFL on their end?
Help???
What if there was a will and 4 minor children?
Does the will specifically have to include the firearms? Or is it considered joint property like everything else, just goes to the spouse?
What happens when a spouse dies that owned firearms. Do they transfer to the surviving spouse? Is paperwork required?
If they do, can the surviving spouse transfer f to f to another WV resident?
I have read allot of WV law but cant find the answer.
Thank You
So anything not regulated, shotguns, Mauser, bolts, C&R handguns/rifles just pass over. Got it.
So a Glock .45 isn't a regulated firearm, just a registered firearm, when purchased and passes over via will or trust.
How about home builds like AR's and AK's?
Say a home built AR Hvy barrel, vs...
Can legally owned and registered (on a 4473) and regulated firearms/bare receivers be given to or transferred to a family member upon my death? My sister is the executor.
What about bolt rifles that transferred to me as long guns?
What about a home build?
Should they be put on a trust...
Thank You.
So the only "transport" of an ak/ar in the WONDERFUL STATE of crapland, is only what is in my name. Nothing can be transported through, except your own, in your name, stuff. Got it. Gotta GTFO.
Just so we are clear.
The AK is in his name and not considered to be a banned weapon in his state. All they require in his state (If a transfer were to take place, is a paper trail between the assignee and assignor. No FFL, nothing. Just a "I transferred this weapon to joe schmoe" note, which...
Thanks folks. I was just using NY as an example, I agree, I guess worse than Md...
I'm a Md resident and I know to split the firearm/ammo/mags up into different, unaccessable locations (no loaded mags) and have it all under lock and or cased when "traveling to the range". I was just wondering...