Wear and carry interview

Skipjacks · Jan 10, 2020

I just read the exceptions to MD's wear and carry permit...

"6. On dredge boats, other than two 10 gauge shotguns (NR 4-1013)"

Thank god they ban hand guns on dredge boats. I can't tell you how many time I've been on a dredge boat and worried that I'd be attacked by a citizen with a legally permitted handgun.

These are the 'common sense gun laws' they say everyone wants. Ironic thing about those common sense gun laws....they make NO SENSE!!!

Extramile · Jan 10, 2020

Biggfoot44 said:
I really hate to be the guy that say to use the Search feature , but you ( the OP ) just jumped with both feet into the subject of Transporting in Maryland .

It comes up frequently , and most of the dozens of threads reach epic lengths , search out just one of them . Yes MDS search feature sucks . Use google or other outside search engine , including Maryland Shooters in the search .

I never mentioned anything about transporting in Maryland. I was curious about the interview process. Your right. I could’ve used search feature. Sorry to tie up so many useless pages.

Kharn · Jan 10, 2020

Skipjacks said:
I just read the exceptions to MD's wear and carry permit...

"6. On dredge boats, other than two 10 gauge shotguns (NR 4-1013)"

Thank god they ban hand guns on dredge boats. I can't tell you how many time I've been on a dredge boat and worried that I'd be attacked by a citizen with a legally permitted handgun.

These are the 'common sense gun laws' they say everyone wants. Ironic thing about those common sense gun laws....they make NO SENSE!!!

Funny thing about their citation is the law is "up to two 10 gauge shotguns," is that two fowling pieces up to 10ga? Any two firearms up to 10ga? How many crew are typically on a dredge?

It sounds like it comes out of the oyster boat wars between VA and MD way back in the day when they were shooting at each other with cannon.

Biggfoot44 · Jan 10, 2020

Post #77 " Do you still have to lock handgun in a case while traveling in Maryland ? " .

Locked in a case does Not appear in Maryland Law .

Extramile · Jan 10, 2020

Biggfoot44 said:
Post #77 " Do you still have to lock handgun in a case while traveling in Maryland ? " .

Locked in a case does Not appear in Maryland Law .

I (The OP) didn’t post number 77.

Biggfoot44 · Jan 10, 2020

Opps my bad , apologies to OP .

ironpony · Jan 11, 2020

welder516 said:
I wonder how many permits are issued in Maryland so far . Must be adding to the numbers just from what I see here .

When walking me out of the interview I jokingly said “Well, that didn’t seem to go very well lol” and she mentioned, well exact quote “well I don’t know ... we see a lot of business cards (come or go?) through”.

I also had a thread discussing how it is not legal for a permit holder to leave pistol in vehicle to go somewhere prohibited

like a post office. No need to discuss here. FC.

PJS · Jan 11, 2020

roadking said:
So I showed this to a cousin of mine and she was curious if anyone ever answered yes to either of those questions, and still got his or her permit?

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Yes.

The last real physical altercation was when I was 19 and got my ass kicked by a fellow who looked like Hulk Hogan and thought I was sleeping with his girlfriend. (While I was not sleeping with her, I did deserve it.) I gave nearly that exact sentence as my answer. (For the kids out there - if you think she's a psycho, you are probably right. Just stay away, regardless of how stunningly hot she is.)

I smoked some pot in my 20's, I'm in my late 40's, I don't use it now. Again, pretty sure that was nearly my exact answer. Didn't seem like it was that big a deal. I think they are looking for evidence that you are a habitual drug user or drunkard, and evidence that you have a propensity for violence.

Skipjacks · Jan 11, 2020

PJS said:
(For the kids out there - if you think she's a psycho, you are probably right. Just stay away, regardless of how stunningly hot she is.)
.

It can be so very worth it though

....in that "I regret it but am totally glad I did it" sort of way

calicojack · Jan 11, 2020

roadking said:
So I showed this to a cousin of mine and she was curious if anyone ever answered yes to either of those questions, and still got his or her permit?

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I am pretty sure that yes to an altercation is a huge mark against. Medical marijuana as well. A little pot in College? Not so sure that's an issue.

Here's something to think about; if you stated on a background investigation (maybe for a Top Secret) that you smoked pot, and then tell the MSP rep (who writes everything down in a report) that you did not, you now have conflicting information in writing. While I think it's unlikely you would ever be called on it, that possibility now exists. I suppose you could say "oh, that was a long time ago and I forgot"; but ... just saying.

calicojack · Jan 11, 2020

PJS said:
Yes.

The last real physical altercation was when I was 19 and got my ass kicked by a fellow who looked like Hulk Hogan and thought I was sleeping with his girlfriend. (While I was not sleeping with her, I did deserve it.) I gave nearly that exact sentence as my answer. (For the kids out there - if you think she's a psycho, you are probably right. Just stay away, regardless of how stunningly hot she is.)

I smoked some pot in my 20's, I'm in my late 40's, I don't use it now. Again, pretty sure that was nearly my exact answer. Didn't seem like it was that big a deal. I think they are looking for evidence that you are a habitual drug user or drunkard, and evidence that you have a propensity for violence.

Very interesting, thanks for sharing.

IjustCantAim · Jan 11, 2020

I took the 8 hour "class". Filled out a simple application. Took it to the sheriff's office in town. The nice office lady did the electronic fingerprints. Said it will be ready in a couple weeks. They called, text and emailed saying it was ready and to pick it up in person at the office. Went and showed them my ID. They laminate it there and send you on yer way.. But this is North Carolina. lol
Makes you realize how ridiculous maryland is.

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