MD Handgun laws circa 1980
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What do you think that the $10, that we have to pay now with each 77R, is supposed to be for.
Biggfoot44
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- Aug 2, 2009
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If you look at your receipt , you will usually see a line for $10 MSP fee , but I suppose an FFL could raise the price $10, and then offer the background check for "free" .
HAH!
Maryland.....Ain't nothing free here in the People's Republic.
The unwashed serf shall be charged to receive the lord's favor of being "Not Disapproved".
Maryland.....Ain't nothing free here in the People's Republic.
The unwashed serf shall be charged to receive the lord's favor of being "Not Disapproved".
Pale Ryder
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I believe the Baltimore birdcage liner even allowed guns For Sale in their classifieds.
No handgun roster or board.
Baltimore had more people but less murder.
No handgun roster or board.
Baltimore had more people but less murder.
dist1646
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Don't forget about the cost of the HQL!
drking2
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Just like they do today in free states
Johnthetoolguy
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I worked for someone else in the gun business in the early 80's.
Back then when you did the paperwork for a handgun you didn't HAVE TO have the serial number on it until it went back to MPS after it was picked up.(This way you could order something and wait for it while the paperwork was being processed) When a customer picked up a handgun, he or she could add up to four more AT THAT TIME and walk out with all five. One more simple form to fill out with the model and serial number of each.
Back then when you did the paperwork for a handgun you didn't HAVE TO have the serial number on it until it went back to MPS after it was picked up.(This way you could order something and wait for it while the paperwork was being processed) When a customer picked up a handgun, he or she could add up to four more AT THAT TIME and walk out with all five. One more simple form to fill out with the model and serial number of each.
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Biggfoot44
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- Aug 2, 2009
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Sure 'bout that ? I was always told I could add TWO more on a Continuation Sheet .
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