Handgun ftf sales

[Whitty Whit]

Is the process the same for ftf handgun sales as before October 1? Thinking about selling my 1911 and revolver. Thanks.

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[PJDiesel]

No such thing, handgun sales were (and are) done either through an FFL or at the MSP barracks.

Now the buyer will need an HQL.

 

[dontpanic]

Do we need one to sell a pistol privately? Doesn't the law say we need one to transfer?

Just wondering.

 

[SRD]

Do we need one to sell a pistol privately? Doesn't the law say we need one to transfer?

Just wondering.

Selling one is a transfer.The seller wouldn't need it,the purchaser would.

 

[Whitty Whit]

No such thing, handgun sales were (and are) done either through an FFL or at the MSP barracks.

Now the buyer will need an HQL.

OK so its the same as before only buyer needs hql. Thanks

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[Robert1955]

What are you looking to sell in the way of the 1911?

 

[Whitty Whit]

What are you looking to sell in the way of the 1911?

American classic II with warren tactical night sights. I will post it soon if interested.

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[Bisleyfan44]

only buyer needs hql.

AND an FFL to transfer it or an MSP barracks visit.
No face-to-face handgun sales allowed in MD (not legally anyway).

 

[huesmann]

AFAIK there were no F2F handgun sales/transfers even before SB281.

 

[spclopr8tr]

AFAIK there were no F2F handgun sales/transfers even before SB281.

I think you are confusing face to face with cash and carry. I examined in person a pistol, agreed to purchase it, and went with the seller to MSP for the transfer paperwork. 8 days later we met again face to face and exchanged the pistol for money. In my simple vernacular, that is face to face as opposed to having an FFL act as a middleman showing/accepting payment/holding/transferring the weapon as is frequently done with internet or out of state sales.

 

[Rem700fan]

AFAIK there were no F2F handgun sales/transfers even before SB281.

There were F2F, no FFL involvement, cash and carry handgun sales prior to the early 90's in MD. Not sure of the exact date but I want to say prior to OCT 91. WV residents can still do this.

 

[Whitty Whit]

I think you are confusing face to face with cash and carry. I examined in person a pistol, agreed to purchase it, and went with the seller to MSP for the transfer paperwork. 8 days later we met again face to face and exchanged the pistol for money. In my simple vernacular, that is face to face as opposed to having an FFL act as a middleman showing/accepting payment/holding/transferring the weapon as is frequently done with internet or out of state sales.

This.

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