Are there still regulated long guns?

MGMTF · Feb 7, 2018

Hey guys, this is something I feel like I should be able to find the answer too but I haven't been able to. Simply for my own curiosity, are there still regulated long guns in Maryland? My understanding is the previous (pre-'13) list of regulated long guns is now the list of banned weapons, and those are still regulated now (registration required for incoming new residents). Looking through the MSP's firearm search, it seems that everything is now either banned or unregulated, so does that mean there are no regulated long guns that you can purchase? Thanks

Adolph Oliver Bush · Feb 7, 2018

Am I the only one who noticed the large number of new members with like 4 posts asking questions about gun acquisitions in the the, oh, I don't know, last 48 hours?

Regardless, welcome fungus. Go to introduction forum and, well, introduce yourself. Someone more knowledgeable will be along to answer ykur question shortly.

Adolph Oliver Bush · Feb 7, 2018

Edit. 1 post......

GuitarmanNick · Feb 7, 2018

Could be from all of the recent activity after Monday night. Lots of visitors in the last few days. I am sure some found this forum full of good things and could not resist joining.

GolfR · Feb 7, 2018

Regulated guns before 2013 are now banned plus a few more that they have determined are evil. You cannot bring them into the state by registering them. They simply can't come in. The only way you can possess one is if you owned it in the state before 2013.

jonnyl · Feb 7, 2018

GolfR said:
Regulated guns before 2013 are now banned plus a few more that they have determined are evil. You cannot bring them into the state by registering them. They simply can't come in. The only way you can possess one is if you owned it in the state before 2013.

You definitely needed to own it prior to Oct 2013 for it to be grandfathered, but I don't think you needed to be in the state. There was no residency requirement on the grandfathering.

Adolph Oliver Bush · Feb 7, 2018

GuitarmanNick said:
Could be from all of the recent activity after Monday night. Lots of visitors in the last few days. I am sure some found this forum full of good things and could not resist joining.

That's what I'm hoping....

MGMTF · Feb 7, 2018

Adolph Oliver Bush said:
Am I the only one who noticed the large number of new members with like 4 posts asking questions about gun acquisitions in the the, oh, I don't know, last 48 hours?

Regardless, welcome fungus. Go to introduction forum and, well, introduce yourself. Someone more knowledgeable will be along to answer ykur question shortly.

I've been a member here for at least a year, and could have sworn I had posted in the past. Strange that it says this is my only post. Thanks though!

Adolph Oliver Bush · Feb 7, 2018

MGMTF said:
I've been a member here for at least a year, and could have sworn I had posted in the past. Strange that it says this is my only post. Thanks though!

You are welcome here as long as you support the 2A. Of course I am not a spokesman for MDS.

Join us Monday, won't you?

MGMTF · Feb 7, 2018

GolfR said:
Regulated guns before 2013 are now banned plus a few more that they have determined are evil. You cannot bring them into the state by registering them. They simply can't come in. The only way you can possess one is if you owned it in the state before 2013.

I understand that you can't come into possession of anything that is banned after 2013, what I'm really wondering is of there is still a long gun I could go buy that carries the 7 day wait period? Not that it matters really one way or the other, just wondering if the waiting period only applies to handgun at this point.

MGMTF · Feb 7, 2018

Adolph Oliver Bush said:
You are welcome here as long as you support the 2A. Of course I am not a spokesman for MDS.

Join us Monday, won't you?

Definitely a 2A supporter; forgive my ignorance though, what is Monday?

GolfR · Feb 7, 2018

MGMTF said:
I understand that you can't come into possession of anything that is banned after 2013, what I'm really wondering is of there is still a long gun I could go buy that carries the 7 day wait period? Not that it matters really one way or the other, just wondering if the waiting period only applies to handgun at this point.

Hand guns only with the exception of purchasing a stripped lower that if registered as an "other" has a waiting period.

AlBeight · Feb 7, 2018

Adolph Oliver Bush said:
You are welcome here as long as you support the 2A. Of course I am not a spokesman for MDS.

Join us Monday, won't you?

Insult the OP about his original post, continue to harp on it for 3 additional posts, having never come close to even addressing on any level his legitimate question, then invite him to stand with you in protest somewhere on Monday. Does this typically work for you? Doesn’t seem like the best strategy :innocent0

Melnic · Feb 7, 2018

Are there still regulated long guns? : Yes , but you must have purchased prior to Oct 1 2013
Are there still regulated long guns that you can purchase? : No

7 day wait applies to Hanguns plus "Other". "other" would be an unassembled receiver for example. Keep reading the forums and Faqs.

There are members here that are suspicious of new members. I know that the day I had a pool question, I joined a pool forum then asked my question. For some reason people here get suspicious of people who ask questions thinking they are an Anti Gun supporter looking to find information. Not that it has not happened. Generally, things go smoother if you post to the Introductions section as advised for new members.

MGMTF · Feb 7, 2018

GolfR said:
Hand guns only with the exception of purchasing a stripped lower that if registered as an "other" has a waiting period.

Makes sense, thanks!

Melnic said:
Are there still regulated long guns? : Yes , but you must have purchased prior to Oct 1 2013
Are there still regulated long guns that you can purchase? : No

7 day wait applies to Hanguns plus "Other". "other" would be an unassembled receiver for example. Keep reading the forums and Faqs.

There are members here that are suspicious of new members. I know that the day I had a pool question, I joined a pool forum then asked my question. For some reason people here get suspicious of people who ask questions thinking they are an Anti Gun supporter looking to find information. Not that it has not happened. Generally, things go smoother if you post to the Introductions section as advised for new members.

Thanks for info as well. I totally understand being suspicious of new members, similar things in the car community when a new member starts asking "where are all the street racing spots??" Haha. I'll be sure to post in the new members section.

swinokur · Feb 8, 2018

GolfR said:
Regulated guns before 2013 are now banned plus a few more that they have determined are evil. You cannot bring them into the state by registering them. They simply can't come in. The only way you can possess one is if you owned it in the state before 2013.

This is incorrect. A now banned regulated long gun may be brought into the state if it was possessed before 10-1-13. You must register it with MSP within 90 days of establishing residency

http://mdsp.maryland.gov/Organizati...censingDivision/Registration/NewResident.aspx

Biggfoot44 · Feb 8, 2018

What these guys said on the long guns .

Welcome .

Yes , we generally enjoy meeting people with an Introduction thread . But I'll admit I don't do Introduction Threads . Plan B for people like me is to contribute to discussions about shooting , handloading , collecting , hunting , etc long enough for us to get aquained with you before asking suspicious questions during the Silly Season .

NateIU10 · Feb 8, 2018

Why is an other a Regulated Firearm? Hint, they aren't, except MSP makes up the law as they go.

swinokur · Feb 8, 2018

LOL that’s why they’re OTHER !

Pinecone · Feb 8, 2018

GolfR said:
Regulated guns before 2013 are now banned plus a few more that they have determined are evil. You cannot bring them into the state by registering them. They simply can't come in. The only way you can possess one is if you owned it in the state before 2013.

Wrong.

If you owned it out of state before 10/1/2013, you can bring it into the state.

An early version of the bill read the way you state, but it was changed for passage.

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