MSP 77r e-portal goes live 1-1-17

BUFF7MM · Mar 2, 2017

NoFro said:
And you'll pay when you submit the paperwork to MSP with the gun information

Never saw the MSP do it any other way. You ever hear of it being done at any other time?

BUFF7MM · Mar 2, 2017

sundazes said:
Anyone have any idea what number it is up to now?

13,219 submitted on 2/26

NoFro · Mar 2, 2017

Buff7mm said:
Never saw the MSP do it any other way. You ever hear of it being done at any other time?

No, just clarifying for the previous poster that started the initial application and mentioned he didnt see anywhere to pay. It has always been at the completion of the application, but when it was a paper app either dealers paid or you write a check to MSP if done at barrack. Now the only way is paying online with CC when everything is finally submitted.

MEGARMS · Mar 2, 2017

NoFro said:
No, just clarifying for the previous poster that started the initial application and mentioned he didnt see anywhere to pay. It has always been at the completion of the application, but when it was a paper app either dealers paid or you write a check to MSP if done at barrack. Now the only way is paying online with CC when everything is finally submitted.

Wait a minute. Pay online with a CC when everything is finally submitted? Please define finally submitted.

BUFF7MM · Mar 3, 2017

NoFro said:
No, just clarifying for the previous poster that started the initial application and mentioned he didnt see anywhere to pay. It has always been at the completion of the application, but when it was a paper app either dealers paid or you write a check to MSP if done at barrack. Now the only way is paying online with CC when everything is finally submitted.

MEGARMS said:
Wait a minute. Pay online with a CC when everything is finally submitted? Please define finally submitted.

Simple answer, when the trooper asks you for your credit card for payment, and I can assure you that it will be before the application is submitted.

MEGARMS · Mar 3, 2017

Buff7mm said:
Simple answer, when the trooper asks you for your credit card for payment, and I can assure you that it will be before the application is submitted.

Thank you. I do appreciate simplicity and straightforwardness.

BUFF7MM · Mar 3, 2017

MEGARMS said:
Thank you. I do appreciate simplicity and straightforwardness.

Yep, some people tend to over complicate things and don't really mean to do it, I've been known to do it myself at times. :thumbsup:

MEGARMS · Mar 3, 2017

Buff7mm said:
Yep, some people tend to over complicate things and don't really mean to do it, I've been known to do it myself at times.

I scoured the MSP Licensing Division website and could not find ANY instructions. I guess they do not want to encourage transfers at the Barracks.

BUFF7MM · Mar 3, 2017

MEGARMS said:
I scoured the MSP Licensing Division website and could not find ANY instructions. I guess they do not want to encourage transfers at the Barracks.

I had to laugh, last Sunday myself and another member did a transfer at Cumberland, we were told that we were the first to do it here, the trooper tried to log in and their password had expired. He tried to change the password and couldn't access the email the link was sent to to change the password, he had to make a few phone calls but got it straightened out after about 10-15 minutes, he told us he liked the old paper setup much better.

gmharle · Mar 3, 2017

MEGARMS said:
I scoured the MSP Licensing Division website and could not find ANY instructions. I guess they do not want to encourage transfers at the Barracks.

The documentation is at the bottom of this page.
There is a barracks guide, dealers guide and users guide.

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swinokur · Mar 3, 2017

here are the guides
.

MEGARMS · Mar 3, 2017

I guess my scouring skills need a little work.

swinokur · Mar 3, 2017

MDS is a team effort !

:thumbsup:

lennyk · Mar 3, 2017

Hey guys...just did my first application. Not too hard really. BUT, is the unique application number per single firearm? Can two or more firearms be under the same application number? (Yes, in consideration of designated collector status)

MEGARMS · Mar 3, 2017

Initiated transfer at the Leonardtown Barracks this morning. The trooper readily admitted that he had not done any transfers using the portal. He did not have the login nor a password and did not know how to find it. He was very apologetic and thankful that I printed the instructions for him. Took about an 50 minutes. All is good. Hopefully they will have this figured out before I have to go through it again. I am thinking that calling ahead next time would be a good idea.

sxs · Mar 3, 2017

lennyk said:
Hey guys...just did my first application. Not too hard really. BUT, is the unique application number per single firearm? Can two or more firearms be under the same application number? (Yes, in consideration of designated collector status)

The short answer: Yes!

The explanation: the dealer adds however many firearms are to be purchased from their location. If you are buying from different dealers, then one application ID doesn't work. You will need one Unique ID per each dealer you intend to buy from.

Hit and Run · Mar 3, 2017

lennyk said:
Hey guys...just did my first application. Not too hard really. BUT, is the unique application number per single firearm? Can two or more firearms be under the same application number? (Yes, in consideration of designated collector status)

Yes. If desginated collector as an FFL I can add multiple guns at once. Cost via credit card to MSP is still $10.00. Once that is paid an application is submitted, that application is done. To buy another regulated firearm requires another application.

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MEGARMS · Mar 10, 2017

You guys are spot on again . Got the Not Disapproved email at exactly 6 am this morning. Any by the way, I went in to print the application at about 5:30 and the status had NOT been changed to Not Disapproved yet.

NoFro · Mar 10, 2017

Hit and Run said:
Yes. If desginated collector as an FFL I can add multiple guns at once. Cost via credit card to MSP is still $10.00. Once that is paid an application is submitted, that application is done. To buy another regulated firearm requires another application.

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Your dealer can also select a different type of sale, such as dealer discount, in order to put a second handgun on the same application without being a designated collector.

bbrown · Mar 10, 2017

So what does a status of "Second review" actually mean?

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