Maxim 9, Roster?
- Thread starter Sundazes
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IMBLITZVT
Ultimate Member
Its still going to fit MD definition as a handgun is my guess...
That was my thinking.
Hawkeye
The Leatherstocking
- Jan 29, 2009
- 3,971
Well, the nice thing there is that you don't really need to worry about waiting to get it on the roster... 
Mike OTDP
Ultimate Member
- Feb 12, 2008
- 3,324
Yes, you do...because they'll demand a sample. And I don't think they have an SOT.
Wfilardo
Active Member
since when does MD care about violating federal law?
Did everyone somehow forget the roster board was busily approving NFA weapons (SBRs) a few years ago? There's a mechanism for handling stuff like the Maxim 9.
OK, I did some research. I called the MSP. They have received several inquiries about the Maxim. As a matter of fact, the nice lady was on the phone with someone earlier in the day about it.
Long story short, they DO need a sample, but the MSP does NOT need to be an FFL/SOT to receive the sample. They fall under a Form 5 transfer as a gov agency. But a FFL has to do the form 5 to the. MSP and when they are done, the MSP does a F5 back to the FFL.
SO there we have it according to the MSP.
Long story short, they DO need a sample, but the MSP does NOT need to be an FFL/SOT to receive the sample. They fall under a Form 5 transfer as a gov agency. But a FFL has to do the form 5 to the. MSP and when they are done, the MSP does a F5 back to the FFL.
SO there we have it according to the MSP.
