Who Doesn't Have Their HQL

• Dec 28, 2013

• #41

tall.guy88

Ultimate Member

Feb 9, 2013

1,227

West Virginia

No and Ill never get one. Sold my house in October. Tomorrow at 4pm, walking a house in WV that I believe we will put an offer on. Im outta here!

 

• Dec 28, 2013

• #42

Jasonshooter

Active Member

Nov 18, 2011

765

Eastern Baltimore county Essex / chase

Nope, but I should..

 

• Dec 28, 2013

• #43

NateIU10

Ultimate Member

Apr 6, 2009

4,587

Southport, CT

bmorewineguy said:

Thanks NateIU10. Just one question, They specifically mention assault long guns but not pistols. It would make sense that it refers to both but has there been a statement for pistols?

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Not that I am aware of. I will actually backtrack a bit and say I do not believe a person would need an HQL to have to have a replaced frame with the same serial number. A replaced frame with different serial would be a closer question, of which I would have to do more research.

I have had assault weapons on the brain recently, and apologize for stating "no" so emphatically when it is indeed a question that has an unclear answer.

 

• Dec 28, 2013

• #44

blksniper2000

certified lurker

Jan 31, 2009

849

Baltimore/PA area

No Sir, no hql for me

 

• Dec 28, 2013

• #45

M

mgagne77

Member

MDS Supporter

Feb 23, 2012

26

Maryland

Not doing it. Just can't find a reason to think I should have to. I may want other hand guns but not willing to pay for the right.

 

• Dec 29, 2013

• #46

brownspotz

Ultimate Member

Oct 22, 2013

1,766

tall.guy88 said:

No and Ill never get one. Sold my house in October. Tomorrow at 4pm, walking a house in WV that I believe we will put an offer on. Im outta here!

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dont even say Charlestown as I"m buying a house there!

 

• Dec 29, 2013

• #47

Biggfoot44

Ultimate Member

Aug 2, 2009

33,217

As I was shovelling $ into Md FFLs earlier this year , I was upfront with them it was my lifetime expendatures compressed.

Looking a few years ahead , not sure how Biggfootette's schooling will mesh moving out of state. I suppose for the interm we will have to do a gratutious loan.

 

• Dec 29, 2013

• #48

annihilation-time

MOLON LABE

Jun 14, 2010

5,043

Hazzard County!

I'm in no rush right now. I hope to wait for a final court decision.

 

• Dec 29, 2013

• #49

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Dave.B

Ultimate Member

MDS Supporter

May 15, 2011

2,916

No. Lots of C&R eligible handguns out there.

 

• Dec 29, 2013

• #50

Bob A

όυ φροντισ

MDS Supporter

Patriot Picket

Nov 11, 2009

30,964

Nope. Reasonably well stocked, prefer C&R anyway. There's a little bit of America in having things shipped right to my door, right here in MD.

 

• Dec 29, 2013

• #51

ibang1

Ultimate Member

Jan 12, 2011

2,141

Perry Hall

Nope.. Retired military.

 

• Dec 29, 2013

• #52

balttigger

Ultimate Member

Oct 15, 2008

3,051

Middle River, MD

Nope. Not gonna happen. Even IF I really, really, really would like a P227.

 

• Dec 29, 2013

• #53

Crab Bait

Ultimate Member

Mar 2, 2011

1,372

Pasadena

I don't and don't see myself getting it in the foreseeable future.

 

• Dec 29, 2013

• #54

Goldslammer

Active Member

MDS Supporter

Nov 10, 2010

710

Brooklyn Park

Nope, probably have more handguns than I need now, ain't giving another illegal dime to this state....

 

• Dec 29, 2013

• #55

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ken792

Ultimate Member

Sep 2, 2011

4,490

Fairfax, VA

Nope. I hope to move out of MD in the near future. I already have a modern, non C&R handgun as well as two C&R handguns. While I get the argument about supporting MD gun dealers, I've only ever bought one firearm from an MD FFL anyway. I prefer to hoard M1's from the CMP and hunt around for deals at out of state gun shows as well as through private sales and used guns.

I don't feel like I'm missing out on anything by not having an HQL.

 

• Dec 29, 2013

• #56

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tntblaster

Member

Jun 6, 2013

16

I have two hands, and three handguns.. I'm set. No HQL for me. I'm more interested in some sporting rifles and a shotgun for the mrs so thats where my dollars going to go in the near future.

 

• Dec 29, 2013

• #57

Winterborn

Moved to Texas

Aug 19, 2010

2,569

Arlington, TX

I have a c & r license, I'm good.

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• Dec 29, 2013

• #58

Indiana Jones

Wolverine

Mar 18, 2011

19,480

CCN

Nope. Never will.

 

• Dec 29, 2013

• #59

Johnthetoolguy

Ultimate Member

Feb 4, 2009

3,345

Pasadena

Minuteman said:

HQL is simply another infringement on your right to bear arms.

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amoebicmagician said:

nope, won't contribute to this crap- it's just C&R for me until this crap law is repealed, we tar and feather those responsible, or I move to a better state

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Same here, plus I bought as much as I could afford in the six months before Oct.
My wife and I have plans to retire in about ten years and move to Texas. The only way that can happen sooner is if we hit the lottery.
Until then, I will still shop for long guns I really don't need.

 

• Dec 29, 2013

• #60

ShallNotInfringe

Lil Firecracker

Feb 17, 2013

8,554

Does the Licensing Division publish statistics in HQL's?

Be nice to know how many have been issued and the turnaround time.

The first is of interest to see how close the prediction was to the actual... Their budget depends on 65,980 HQL's being issued in FY2014.

The second statistic is of interest to see if it changes after the court case is dispositioned. They certainly should be able to keep pace with the current numbers, right???