FFL Transfers for ME Compliant AR
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basscat
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thomfantomas
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Sounds like a MSP 77r form must be filled out and a 7 day wait but i could be wrong
basscat
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- Jul 23, 2012
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A complete MD compliant AR does not require a 77r.
I am not a lawyer but at a glance if both parties are MD residents and the recipient is not prohibited it appears it should be fine for face to face. If transferring in from an out of state relative it needs to go through an FFL and a 4473/NICS per federal law.
knastera
Just another shooter
Also make sure that if the owner in ME ships the rifle to an FFL, that it does not contain any magazines over 10 round capacity.
IF your advice might be wrong, why bother posting?
knastera
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Good question, especially when people are looking for advice of how to legally conduct a transaction.
whistlersmother
Peace through strength
pistol/handgun has to go through FFL01 in buyer's home state - different than long guns (FFL01 in either state)
for buyer in MD, need HQL, 77R, 7 day wait
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Biggfoot44
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Plus the Roster thing .
BP728: your thread title refers to a rifle from Maine.
The correct legal answer depends exactly on what the deal is.
You need to clear this up...ME vs MD?
The correct legal answer depends exactly on what the deal is.
You need to clear this up...ME vs MD?
"ME" is a typo. Spell check on phone. Should be MD. All scenarios are in reference to purchasing a firearm from an individual that is out of state ghat will be owned in the state of MD.
An AR pistol can’t be legally transferred in Maryland. Maryland has a handgun rooster and the handgun must be on it, plus the 7 day wait, FFL and 77r and 4473 background check process.
From everything I have heard and the bit I have seen there are NO AR pistols on the rooster. You’d have to submit the handgun (FFL would) to MSP for approval and addition to the rooster.
Only real way to own an AR pistol in MD is to move in to the state owning one or more or build one in the state.
From everything I have heard and the bit I have seen there are NO AR pistols on the rooster. You’d have to submit the handgun (FFL would) to MSP for approval and addition to the rooster.
Only real way to own an AR pistol in MD is to move in to the state owning one or more or build one in the state.
I'm not a lawyer, and I haven't played one on TV lately...but I'll give whatever advice anyone wants. 
Why is an FFL 01 the only FFL listed as available for a transfer? An FFL 02 and 07 and do it as well.
knastera
Just another shooter
Oh, that little detail. One of the stupidest parts of a plethora of stupid gun laws in this state. I can legally build an AR pistol (which I have) but I can't sell it in-state.
- Feb 4, 2013
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Why does that matter?
If legal in MD, the transfer can occur in any state with the rifle is legal. MD, VA, PA, WV, etc.
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