I know a lady that has an FAL that she wants to sell. It was her deceased husbands. What does she need to do in order to sell it legally. She has no receipt or other papers on it. Can she just do a transfer at the State police Barracks or does she need to do something else?
Transfer question
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Have her the the make model and serial number with her. Leave the firearm at home...
pop-gunner
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I thought MSP needed the gun there.
Otherwise couldn't I sell you a gun and have it registered to you even though I never laid eyes on the gun?
Every time I was there a trooper came out to the car to visually verify the information about the firearm was correct.
That's a good thing to mention. Maryland has no registration, just recordation. To verify the purchaser is not a prohibited person.
pop-gunner
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Are you saying that a regulated firearm may be transferred at a MSP barracks without the firearm being there?
Are you saying those forms you sign when a regulated firearm in transferred to you say something other than "registration" on them?
fivepointstar
Thank you MD-Goodbye
i take it you'll have a FAL by Christmas
pop-gunner
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I must be missing something.
I am not getting much of an answer.
Is someone being told that a regulated firearm can be transferred at the MSP barracks without the gun even being there?
That's what it looks like to me.
Did the procedure change since I did this last maybe 6 months ago?
I have ALWAYS had a trooper come out to the parking lot to verify the information on the gun.
I am not getting much of an answer.
Is someone being told that a regulated firearm can be transferred at the MSP barracks without the gun even being there?
That's what it looks like to me.
Did the procedure change since I did this last maybe 6 months ago?
I have ALWAYS had a trooper come out to the parking lot to verify the information on the gun.
The trooper has to verify the serial number. I doubt he'll go to the lady's home to do that. She should take the rifle to the barracks, and leave it in the trunk.
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