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Can a parent who is not allowed to possess a legally purchased and owned handgun due to a new living situation in Maryland transfer to a son or daughter, who does not possess an HCL, the handgun permanently or just for storage?
As I read the new law it doesn't seem possible because of the provision - "A PERSON MAY PURCHASE, RENT, OR RECEIVE A HANDGUN ONLY IF THE PERSON:
(1) POSSESS A VALID HANGUN QUALIFICATION LICENSE ISSUED TO THE PERSON BY THE SECRETARY IN ACCORDANCE WITH THIS SECTION;
I thought there was some language in this monstrosity of a law that had to do with transfer between family members or maybe inheritance? I realize my question is not one dealing with inheritance.
Anyway would appreciate someone intimately familiar with the provisions of this law weighing in on this.
Thanks.
As I read the new law it doesn't seem possible because of the provision - "A PERSON MAY PURCHASE, RENT, OR RECEIVE A HANDGUN ONLY IF THE PERSON:
(1) POSSESS A VALID HANGUN QUALIFICATION LICENSE ISSUED TO THE PERSON BY THE SECRETARY IN ACCORDANCE WITH THIS SECTION;
I thought there was some language in this monstrosity of a law that had to do with transfer between family members or maybe inheritance? I realize my question is not one dealing with inheritance.
Anyway would appreciate someone intimately familiar with the provisions of this law weighing in on this.
Thanks.
