How will one prove ownership of a regulated firearm post 10/1?

[Philoctete]

The title is the question.

How will one be expected to prove ownership of a regulated firearm to avoid the training requirement post-10/1?

Sorry if this has been answered elsewhere.

 

[Mooseman]

The MSP knows if you have one. The paperwork went through them.

 

[Streetgang]

This has been discussed ad-nauseum (love to use that word) Go to the MD 2A section.
A short answer is that the burden of proof is on the state to prove when you bought it.

 

[Philoctete]

OK, fair enough. Sorry to be redundant. I looked on the MD 2A section, but didn't see it.

Thanks.

 

[lx1x]

lick your regulated firearm.. they can do dna test after oct 1.. lmao.

 

[Elite84]

What about the 80% lowers, they are tring to stop the manufacturerng of firearms, but how can they prove when you finished the 80% lower when there are no clear way to track them?

 

[Cyclone]

What about the 80% lowers, they are tring to stop the manufacturerng of firearms, but how can they prove when you finished the 80% lower when there are no clear way to track them?

credit card you use

 

[cogcon]

file a freedom of information request with the MSP licensing section. The nice trooper will send you a print out with all the regulated weapons they have on file for you. Keep a running spreadsheet of all the 77R-2 numbers...

 

[Doobie]

Unless one moved to this communist hole from another state and didn't have to register them...

 

[dblas]

Unless one moved to this communist hole from another state and didn't have to register them...

Or they have handguns and regulated long guns from before 1994....

 

[ews25]

Unless one moved to this communist hole from another state and didn't have to register them...

Somebody like me

 

[daggo66]

OK, fair enough. Sorry to be redundant. I looked on the MD 2A section, but didn't see it.

Thanks.

You didn't see this? http://www.mdshooters.com/showthread.php?t=114585

 

[Philoctete]

I did read that thread, but I didn't see the answer to the particular question in there while I was reading through it.

It is a long thread, so maybe I missed a relevant post.

 

[BeerHunter]

lick your regulated firearm.. they can do dna test after oct 1.. lmao.

 

[Threeband]

http://www.mdshooters.com/showthread.php?t=15643

They know.

 

[Biggfoot44]

We can point to the actual law , and say that it is state's bureden of proof to say otherwise.
But to MSP's thinking the * non-Registration Registration * of 77R data will be their answer. We know that it could be pre-'96 private sale ( two year overlap between Evil Rifles included , and end of private sales ) , move from out of state , interstate C&R , etc , but don't expect them to assume it.

 

[MDlocal]

The title is the question.

How will one be expected to prove ownership of a regulated firearm to avoid the training requirement post-10/1?

Sorry if this has been answered elsewhere.

Because it's in my safe, gun case or being shot at the range.

 

[teratos]

Better to ask "How will the State prove I didn't own my regulated firearm before October 1?".

 

[RDavidP]

credit card you use

What if you paid in cash for the 80% receiver?

 

[dist1646]

Better to ask "How will the State prove I didn't own my regulated firearm before October 1?".

This!