One LAST TIME, Maryland LAW has no say in what happens outside the State of Maryland, therefore Maryland cannot write a law making it illegal to transport a firearm to a location outside of the state.One last time; If you do not have a Md. Carry Permit but have a permit that covers your destination in another state per 4-203 you are not allowed to lock it in the trunk until you get there as you stated. There is no exception in MD. Law for this. If you are stopped by LEO, you cannot honestly have a reason for the firearm per 4-203. Therefore if you are honest, there is a good chance you will be arrested. The fact that multiple lawyers express this on their websites is not just a scare tactic.
Of course this is a poorly written law, no one is disputing this but it still doesn't mean it should be taken lightly or that caution on giving advice based on it isn't warranted.
The only person commenting on this thread who gets it was Doc Teratos, and BTW I am an MSI Member and have been for over 10 years.
You have a very hard time understanding that for some reason, even though it is basic middle school civics.
For the 5th time, it is NOT illegal for you, or anyone else that does not have a Maryland Wear and Carry permit, but has a carry permit from another state, to place their firearm in a case and drive across the Maryland state line to a state that recognizes said carry permit from another state, pull over, take the firearm out of the case, and strap up.
If you don't believe any of us, who appear to actually understand the State Statutes, and post them from the actual source, then may I suggest you reach out to the Maryland State Police Licensing Division and ask them if it is legal? You probably won't believe them either when they give you the same answer you have received here.
The BGOS is extremely strong with this one.