There still remains one legal way for a Maryland resident to aquire handguns that are not directly registered with the MSP. I shall not name it, but many on the board know.
Yes. The $30 every 3 years freedom fee.
There still remains one legal way for a Maryland resident to aquire handguns that are not directly registered with the MSP. I shall not name it, but many on the board know.
There still remains one legal way for a Maryland resident to aquire handguns that are not directly registered with the MSP. I shall not name it, but many on the board know.
Yes. The $30 every 3 years freedom fee.
Yes. The $30 every 3 years freedom fee.
I’m 80% sure there are two legal ways. I bet you could 3D print a 3rd way….
I’m 80% sure there are two legal ways. I bet you could 3D print a 3rd way….
Thank goodness MD has unlimited resources so that we can dedicate the time of state troopers to track down these potential criminals. I mean what could be more important, right?
I am 0% certain this is the reason public high schools discontinued metal shop classes. Knowledge of material properties and basic machining skills is a dangerous thing (if you're intent on tyranting.)
They should probably also discontinue chemistry classes too... anyway, I'm sure science is racist or something.
When does one officially become a "resident"? I assume the date of issue of your new MD license.
I think any poor sap that moves to Maryland, intending to live here, has a set timeframe to get a MD license. 90 days I think, not sure about that. With covid last year, who knows about those time frames. The whole thing seems pretty loosey goosey.
I am 0% certain this is the reason public high schools discontinued metal shop classes. Knowledge of material properties and basic machining skills is a dangerous thing (if you're intent on tyranting.)
What if you sell a pistol before you get your license. Do you still get a call asking why you didn't register it beforehand and why haven't you gotten your license yet? LOL
What if you sell a pistol before you get your license. Do you still get a call asking why you didn't register it beforehand and why haven't you gotten your license yet? LOL
You might. You have 90 days after establishing residency to register your regulated firearms. A DL is also, if I remember correctly 90 days from establishing residency.
Establishing residency means you have a lease, purchased a residence or staying in a non-temporary manner within the confines of the state (moved in with a friend, significant other, etc. not, say a 6 month work assignment staying in housing).
This seems very odd. There are ways to legally own a non-registered handgun in Maryland. Before 1996 (I think?) face to face sale was legal. Anyone moving to the state before 2013 wasn't required to register anything either. There are many many handguns that the state doesn't know who owns. As it should be.
Does the State Police monitor all secondary sales to determine the age of the gun beinf sold? If so that sounds like a stupid waste of resources.
Yeah this doesn't seem right. What about home built handguns? Are we supposed to register those too? What do we register, since there's no serial number?
So I can't keep my residency up in PA and rent an apartment down here without changing residency? I doubt that.
Not so much the age as the source, if the firearm in a FTF transfer isn't already in their DB, then they ask questions.