Just did a transfer this morning.
Trooper was pleasant to deal with. We told him we had both done transfers before, but he insisted on verbally going over the regs, 8 day release, etc.
This particular trooper asked me to bring the gun inside. Other times, they've gone out to the car to check. Myself and the other party had a good long time to chat. Once we handed over the gun, licenses, and hql it was about 45mins until the trooper came back with the paperwork for us to fill out.
Once filled out, he handed me the hard copies and explained the rest of the process (which we both already knew). Then things got slightly weird. He told me the gun I was selling wasn't on the roster. Actually it is, just not in this particular caliber and he wasn't searching under the correct manufacturer. Then he said it shouldn't be a problem bc they would just add it. I said, that's odd bc I bought it 2 years ago from an ffl with no problems. Then he went off on a tangent about full auto guns not being on the roster bc it's illegal to own them.
I thanked him and we left.
Trooper was pleasant to deal with. We told him we had both done transfers before, but he insisted on verbally going over the regs, 8 day release, etc.
This particular trooper asked me to bring the gun inside. Other times, they've gone out to the car to check. Myself and the other party had a good long time to chat. Once we handed over the gun, licenses, and hql it was about 45mins until the trooper came back with the paperwork for us to fill out.
Once filled out, he handed me the hard copies and explained the rest of the process (which we both already knew). Then things got slightly weird. He told me the gun I was selling wasn't on the roster. Actually it is, just not in this particular caliber and he wasn't searching under the correct manufacturer. Then he said it shouldn't be a problem bc they would just add it. I said, that's odd bc I bought it 2 years ago from an ffl with no problems. Then he went off on a tangent about full auto guns not being on the roster bc it's illegal to own them.
I thanked him and we left.
You must be talking about a different msp...
Maybe you can leave your HQL to someone in need (maybe another seller 
) like the guy that inherited a Class III weapon in 1987 that's still not registered.
