Would getting your FL non-resident CCW license exempt you from having to get an HQL?
HQL and CCW license
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DoubleTap007
Active Member
Can't see how it would. MD doesn't recognize it. I wish it was true that they would but I highly doubt it.
Not saying the CCW would exempt me, but the class and live fire portion along with getting finger printed.
ddeanjohnson
autodidact
- Aug 21, 2010
- 801
There is no carry permit from any other state that will be of any use with respect to the HQL.
I gave the FL as an example because it requires live fire. Doesn't SB281 allow for different training classes to be substituted for the HQL class as long as you also get your MD law portion?
- May 30, 2013
- 523
Don't use lOgic when dealing with Maryland gun laws. What you think the common sense thing is is not in Maryland.
None of your Florida stuff is valid.
None of your Florida stuff is valid.
ron2shel
Member
- Oct 22, 2011
- 13
i have carry permit for the state of md. but when going through the app process on msp website it says nothing about having a permit for maryland will get your a hql at no cost. please advise
Maverick0313
Retired and loving it
No.
When you get to the part where you actually start filling out the application it tells you that you choose the "exempt" status for individuals with a MD CCW. There is no cost involved and you do not have to get fingerprinted.
ron2shel
Member
- Oct 22, 2011
- 13
thank you
Punch84
Active Member
Training class has to meet the state of Maryland's criteria. Which right now is DNR class or people who have applied to be accepted. Fingerprint requirement will be exempt for the select few. That in itself is part of the lawsuits.
daggo66
Ultimate Member
If you have a FL permit, would it be safe to assume that you already own a regulated gun in the state of MD? That would exempt you from the training requirement.
Straightshooter
Ultimate Member
No, there's no requirement to own a gun to get a FL permit.
Exactly.
When it got to the part where it would normally ask for a CC#, there was no button to click on. It just went right to the next page and said something to the effect of all charges have been applied to my CC. But I never gave them a CC#.
So AFAICS, no charges or fees at all if you already have a CCW. Which, IMHO, there shouldn't be. We've already jumped through the same hoops - and then some - for the state.
Now my question is; if we are "exempt", will we still get some sort of HQL card? Or will we just show our CCW instead to make a purchase?
daggo66
Ultimate Member
I realize that however, it would be highly unlikely that someone would go through the training and not own a gun.
Mr H
Banana'd
It provides you no more benefit than already owning a regulated firearm.
Straightshooter
Ultimate Member
You'll still get a card. I think the site was so poorly arranged that they couldn't fit another category in there so they lumped us with the exempt choice because in the future the app for ccw will have a check box requesting HQL. Of course they haven't considered that a 10yr HQL and 3 yr ccw won't expire at the same times.
huesmann
n00b
Why would a non-gun owner get a CCW permit, and in another state?
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