I don't have my log handy to tell you the exact round count (I am guessing approximately 3,000), but it was all factory loaded, SAAMI spec ammo. No Buffalo Bore or anything Ruger tells us not to use. The Al frame cracked along the left side rail. Here's a pic:
Destroyed regulated firearm - unRegistration?
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I don't have my log handy to tell you the exact round count (I am guessing approximately 3,000), but it was all factory loaded, SAAMI spec ammo. No Buffalo Bore or anything Ruger tells us not to use. The Al frame cracked along the left side rail. Here's a pic:
RoadDawg
Nos nostraque Deo
- Dec 6, 2010
- 94,477
Well there's the problem... Someone cut it with an Exacto-Knife.
Seriously though...
If Glock can remake a pistol and use the old SN but simply add a letter to it... I see nothing stopping Ruger from doing the same thing with your rifle.
Of course... that is simply using logic and we ALL know that is frowned upon in the Gulag of Marylandistan.
Offhand... I'd say that appears to be a defect in material which took a few years to show itself.
J.LILLER
Member
I'd notify them anyway. If I owned a gun that was registered and it became useless, I'd make sure they knew to disregard it. They'll probably want proof but, the fewer guns "BIG BAD MD" knows you have, the better. Just my few cents bro.
ShafTed
Ultimate Member
The only safe thing to do with the dead carcass would be to make a wind chime out of it and hang it on your front porch. Just make sure the serial # is clearly visible. That way when Maryland finally passes their confiscation law and sends the state police to bust open your door at 2 AM looking for the gun, all you have to say is "turn around"
Threeband
The M1 Does My Talking
They never "unregister" pistols.
Many of us already own handguns which are "registered" to several people. If you've ever sold a handgun which you bought on a Maryland Form 77r, then it's still "registered" to you.
The gun is not registered. The Form 77r is what's "registered."
You really really really really don't have to worry about this. Just wait for a "buy back" and get your $100.
Many of us already own handguns which are "registered" to several people. If you've ever sold a handgun which you bought on a Maryland Form 77r, then it's still "registered" to you.
The gun is not registered. The Form 77r is what's "registered."
You really really really really don't have to worry about this. Just wait for a "buy back" and get your $100.
HankR
Ultimate Member
You could always sell the destroyed item to a person living in a free state? Seems like a waste of FFL fees and maybe shipping, but you'd have "proof".
I've asked to have mine un-registered since I'm no longer a subject, but all of my post-'96 handguns are still on the list.
- Feb 4, 2013
- 28,175
If it was purchased in MD on a Form 77, it was voluntarily registered.
You have no choice but to voluntarily register when you purchase in MD.
PapiBarcelona
Ultimate Member
- Jan 1, 2011
- 7,362
Semantics? I never checked the "voluntarily register" box when I filled out those pink forms. Maybe the FFL did?
Who cares?
Date of transfer, registration, they're all the same thing.
Well, Ruger CS told me they cannot, even after I explained the whole HQL and transfer paperwork thing. IIRC, they kicked me a few bucks to salve the wound,Well there's the problem... Someone cut it with an Exacto-Knife.
Seriously though...
If Glock can remake a pistol and use the old SN but simply add a letter to it... I see nothing stopping Ruger from doing the same thing with your rifle.
Of course... that is simply using logic and we ALL know that is frowned upon in the Gulag of Marylandistan.
Offhand... I'd say that appears to be a defect in material which took a few years to show itself.
HordesOfKailas
Still learning
Is that a LC9?
- Feb 4, 2013
- 28,175
No box to check. Fine print states that executing the Form 77 "voluntarily" registers the firearm.
So if you don't want to "voluntarily" register it, you cannot buy it.
PapiBarcelona
Ultimate Member
- Jan 1, 2011
- 7,362
"No box to check."
Dealer sale, secondary sale, gift, voluntary registrant.
https://ar.scribd.com/mobile/document/157076576/77R-Part-2-updated-7-20-13
Dealer sale, secondary sale, gift, voluntary registrant.
https://ar.scribd.com/mobile/document/157076576/77R-Part-2-updated-7-20-13
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