HQL turn in if moving?
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Vile Shadow
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- Feb 28, 2013
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You can show it off to your Virginia friends to show them that you're qualified in MD.
Then, they can laugh and show you a copy of the Constitution to show you that they're qualified in VA.
Yep. We're better than those backward Virginia neanderthals. Those of us with HQL's have went through the background check to earn our privelege of going through the background check.
JamesH
That Guy
If I ever make it to America, my HQL is likely to get lost inadvertently on the wrong end of my lane at the range...
- Feb 4, 2013
- 28,175
Hollywood Ball
Mountaineer
I plan on introducing mine to a .50BMG round once my house sold. And permanent residency is established here in WV.
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namrelio
Ultimate Member
Molon labe.
casualmadness
Man about town
I'm buying a bucket of 22 next week from a fellow MDSer. Maybe I'll make a range trip and tape my hql to a target. I do have a new BSA sweet that I haven't sighted in yet...
CAS_Shooter
Active Member
- Jan 24, 2012
- 510
DL's are usually surrendered to the new state that issues you a new license.
molonlabe
Ultimate Member
I still have my firearms ID from NJ from the70's just to remind me it sucked back then and never return.
The sphinx
Ultimate Member
I mailed back my HQL when I moved. Although after reading this thread I should have waited and burned it with my 77Rs. Good idea
Maybe hold on to it in the hope that presidential candidate O'Malley makes a stump speech in Virginia. Then you can point to the card and to O'Malley both as an example of Constitutional infringement Maryland style, and of but one of many reasons why you now reside in Virginia.
Bonus points if you ask him if he'd like it back as a momento, along with clear and explicit voter guidance regarding what he can do with it.
Definitely keep it. One day it may be the curio like a "Coloreds Only" water fountain sign.
As for right now you should keep it in your wallet. During the great ammo crunch I could still buy ammo in New York state--whiich had more stock in the stores--because no one can buy ammo in New York state without a handgun license and this qualifies.
It might be the case in the other states that have these disgraceful infringements.
As for right now you should keep it in your wallet. During the great ammo crunch I could still buy ammo in New York state--whiich had more stock in the stores--because no one can buy ammo in New York state without a handgun license and this qualifies.
It might be the case in the other states that have these disgraceful infringements.
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