Stupid question I’m sure: So, can my wife or son apply for a CC permit using a gun registered in my name, or do they have to use a gun registered in their own name? They will, of course, have to have a HQL.
Can anyone steer me in the right direction as to the easiest and least expensive way to get fingerprinted for a MD HQL in the Salisbury area? My son has a Hunter’s Safety card, I assume this is still good to exempt him from the training class. Anything else I’m missing besides the application...
Looks like he’s exempt from training a couple of ways. How about finger printing? He was finger printed for his NC permit. Does he have to do it again in MD?
My son has a concealed carry permit from NC. Became null and void when he moved back to Maryland. Also has a Maryland Hunter’s Safety certificate from years ago. Will either one of those trainings exempt him from the training required to obtain a Maryland HQL? Does he even need a HQL with those...
I just read in a post from 2013 that an individual is exempt from having to obtain a HQL if a handgun is passed on to them as an inheritance. Is this correct?
Forgive me if this is a duplicate post. I have several MD registered handguns and lowers. Upon my passing, what will my wife or son need to do to be able to transfer the guns into his or her name? My wife is personal representative.
I actually forgot word for word. I wrote what the gun shop owner told me to. (He notarized and mailed it for me too) Something about enhancing my collection, and for competition target shooting.
Got mine today after about a 30 day wait. Says if I sell or transfer my guns I must go through a FFL. Does an FFL charge their usual transfer fee for this service?
I’m a lifelong resident and I had no clue about many of these laws until I started reading this forum about a year ago. I mean, I assume many folks who move here from other states where guns are not an issue might simply throw their guns in a case and bring them along when they move. Thinking...
Hypothetical - If someone were to move here from out of state, and not register their guns because they either didn’t know the law at the time, or just never bothered with it, is there a penalty for registering late? Like two years late. Asking for a friend, I’m a lifelong resident.