Biggfoot44
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- Aug 2, 2009
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I knew the no fee for imeadate family transfers, but had thought still the 7 day wait. Is this a change, perhaps since the online thing ?
I knew the no fee for imeadate family transfers, but had thought still the 7 day wait. Is this a change, perhaps since the online thing ?
7 day wait on transfers between spouses makes a lot of sense.
An inheritance occurs when weapons are transferred upon someone’s death.
HQL Requirement: The recipient of the inheritance is not required to have an HQL
Max. # of Regulated Firearms: No maximum
Wait: No wait
Transfer Restriction: The applicant is not restricted or required to wait for transfer of their next regulated firearm
Location: Barrack or Dealer; or Neither if completed by the applicant with an Application Type of Inheritance and submitted directly to the MSP
10. Gift
Gifts may only be given between immediate family members. “Immediate family” is defined in statute as: spouse, child, mother, father, grandmother, grandfather, or grandchild. When this sale type is selected, the applicant/recipient must define their relationship to the seller/giver of the gift, e.g.:
As the recipient of the gift, I am the [spouse] of the giver of the gift.
A regulated firearm may not be purchased and immediately given to another individual (as a gift, or otherwise), as this is an example of a straw purchase and is illegal in Maryland. The recipient of the regulated firearm gift is required to register the regulated firearm gift by completing and submitting a 77R-E within 5 days receiving the regulated firearm gift.
HQL Requirement: HQL required by both applicant/recipient and seller/giver unless each qualifies individually for exemption
Max. # of Regulated Firearms: 1, unless applicant is a designated collector
Wait: Immediate transfer
Transfer Restriction: Applicant/recipient must wait 30 days for transfer of next regulated firearm unless applicant is a designated collector
Location: Barrack or Dealer, or Neither if completed by the applicant with an Application Type of Inheritance and submitted directly to the MSP
The MSP recommends the purchase of a gift card when gifting a new firearm.