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Doing the best with the worst.
- Oct 22, 2011
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As most of us know, there are rifles which one may not purchase but which one may own if possessed before a certain date.
My question is, how does the matter of sending such a rifle to a smith for service work with regards to the law / paperwork?
I know that federal law permits the shipping of a firearm to and from the manufacturer or a licensed gunsmith for repair. But does Maryland law restrict this, especially with regard to items no longer legal for purchase.
In other words, can a gunsmith simply send it back to a Maryland resident or does it need to go through an FFL and does crossing state lines affect this in Maryland Law.
My question is, how does the matter of sending such a rifle to a smith for service work with regards to the law / paperwork?
I know that federal law permits the shipping of a firearm to and from the manufacturer or a licensed gunsmith for repair. But does Maryland law restrict this, especially with regard to items no longer legal for purchase.
In other words, can a gunsmith simply send it back to a Maryland resident or does it need to go through an FFL and does crossing state lines affect this in Maryland Law.
