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Maryland_Shooter · Jan 14, 2011

Anyone want to become a MD designated Collector? If so I can bring my Notary and the required forms and hook you up on the spot, no charge.

Send me an email - if I get 3+ people interested, I'll bring the stuff I need. I may go to get some ammo cans anyway and usually carry the Notary and forms in my truck.

terryc1171 · Feb 4, 2011

you know thats really cool of you , im already a collector but i just had to say thats cool!!

FFMike · Feb 4, 2011

Which show? Depending on which show I may take you up on the offer. Will you have a table there?

NattyBoh · Feb 4, 2011

yeah I love when you guys do this. Its great to get more usage of our gun collecting and show the state what we like etc.

clandestine · Feb 4, 2011

Very nice jesture M_S

Maryland_Shooter · Feb 4, 2011

No worries we have to all stick together

atrizu · Feb 6, 2011

Maryland_Shooter, which show?

Maryland_Shooter · Feb 6, 2011

atrizu said:
Maryland_Shooter, which show?

I think I posted it for the one at the Fairgrounds; however it's a standing offer.

If there is a show, I'll bring the stuff you need - maybe even an addressed envelope with a stamp (for $1) as long as I have 3+ people who want the Designated Collector status.

Alternatively, I can meet anyone needing this when/where it works for both of us. It will have to be close to me - or at my home, as I can't drive 30 miles to render a free service.

Bottom line: you can do this yourself easily, but I am more than happy to be a one-stop shop for convenience.

Warpspasm · Feb 6, 2011

Don't you have to posses a C&R license before you can become a Maryland Designated Collector?

Atlasarmory · Feb 6, 2011

Warpspasm said:
Don't you have to posses a C&R license before you can become a Maryland Designated Collector?

Nope

wilcam47 · Feb 6, 2011

thats only for the state though right?

Atlasarmory · Feb 6, 2011

Being a "Maryland Designated Collector" only negates the having to wait 30 days between regulated purchases

tball · Feb 6, 2011

Doesn't it allow you to transport your collection for a private or public showings too?

honda53s · Feb 6, 2011

tball said:
Doesn't it allow you to transport your collection for a private or public showings too?

yes

atrizu · Feb 6, 2011

Maryland_Shooter, there's a show in Annapolis next weekend. I'll be there on Friday. Let's see if anyone else needs a notary?

EDIT: This show: http://www.mdshooters.com/showthread.php?t=51071

n&n'sdad · Feb 6, 2011

Can I be the newbie and ask,what are the requirements and benefits of becoming a designated collector?

KMK1862 · Feb 7, 2011

n&n'sdad said:
Can I be the newbie and ask,what are the requirements and benefits of becoming a designated collector?

As I understand it, it waives the 1 regulated firearm per 30 days rule and allows you to transport your collection for viewing (ie..besides to and from the range). You still have to wait 7 days to pick up your regulated firearm from the time of purchase.

The requirements are filling out a MDSP form, getting the form notarized, mailing the form, and also you need to have already made at least one purchase of a regulated firearm. There are some threads on here about people who had their application denied because they hadn't yet purchased a regulated firearm in MD.

Someone please correct me if I'm wrong.

Maryland_Shooter · Feb 8, 2011

KMK1862 said:
As I understand it, it waives the 1 regulated firearm per 30 days rule and allows you to transport your collection for viewing (ie..besides to and from the range). You still have to wait 7 days to pick up your regulated firearm from the time of purchase.

The requirements are filling out a MDSP form, getting the form notarized, mailing the form, and also you need to have already made at least one purchase of a regulated firearm. There are some threads on here about people who had their application denied because they hadn't yet purchased a regulated firearm in MD.

Someone please correct me if I'm wrong.

Never heard that. Is it on the form itself? Or is it buried in fine print somewhere?

FFMike · Feb 8, 2011

Maryland_Shooter said:
Never heard that. Is it on the form itself? Or is it buried in fine print somewhere?

I remember reading that somewhere, but it may have been the same place I read "good and substantial reason"!

Maryland_Shooter · Feb 8, 2011

FFMike said:
I remember reading that somewhere, but it may have been the same place I read "good and substantial reason"!

No idea on that one. Maybe call the place that receives the DC paperwork and ask them.

I have no idea why that would be.

Suppose I bought a shotgun and then wanted to buy a pair of hunting rifles 15 days later.

None are "regulated" but I'd need a DC to buy the 2 at one time.

There are 2 exceptions:

Dealer makes you a 2-fer special
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