THANKS MUCH!

[d33rhunt3r]

Many thanks to Nate and the guys at Engage! Paperwork done for a Scorpion Evo. Pickup is next Saturday! Awesome shop guys, and Brutus is awesome. Licked my leg so I didn't need to bathe

 

[TheDonMD]

Many thanks to Nate and the guys at Engage! Paperwork done for a Scorpion Evo. Pickup is next Saturday! Awesome shop guys, and Brutus is awesome. Licked my leg so I didn't need to bathe

I hate to be Debbie Downer but I'm pretty sure Sunday and Holidays don't count. Is that correct Nate?

 

[PowPow]

29.03.01.13
.13 Sale or Transfer After Seven-Day Waiting Period.

A. If a dealer or person does not receive notification of disapproval or a hold for an open disposition of a criminal proceeding within the 7-day waiting period after submission of the regulated firearm application, then the dealer or person may sell, rent, or transfer the regulated firearm in accordance with all other applicable provisions of this chapter and Public Safety Article, Title 5, Subtitle 1, Annotated Code of Maryland.

B. The dealer or person shall submit the firearm application at the time that the purchase or transfer is completed and shall include a notation that the firearm was purchased or transferred before the application was marked as not disapproved.

C. Upon receiving a firearm application that contains a notation that the firearm was purchased or transferred before the application was marked as not disapproved, the Secretary shall:

(1) If the application is not disapproved after the investigation under Regulation .18 of this chapter, mark the application as not disapproved and notify the dealer or person.

(2) If the application is disapproved after the investigation under Regulation .18 of this chapter, mark the application as disapproved, notify the dealer or person, and notify the applicant.

D. The sale or transfer of a regulated firearm to a law enforcement officer or a member of the armed forces of the United States or the National Guard shall be processed as any other sale or transfer. The 7-day waiting period is in effect unless certification is received from the individual’s commanding officer that the firearm is to be used in an official capacity.

COMAR doesn't mention the type of days, so I'd say it is calendar days.

 

[d33rhunt3r]

Nate told me pickup is Saturday. So I'm going by that. It's been calendar days for my other purchases in the past as well

 

[PowPow]

It's been calendar days for my other purchases in the past as well

Same here and COMAR seems to support that. I only say "seems" because I'm not a lawyer and might have missed something.

 

[Brychan]

I think you can't take possession on Sunday or holiday, but they don't affect the count. But since I did not spend the night at a Holiday Inn Express I maybe incorrect.

 

[OrbitalEllipses]

I think you can't take possession on Sunday or holiday, but they don't affect the count. But since I did not spend the night at a Holiday Inn Express I maybe incorrect.

If the final day falls on a Sunday or holiday, the waiting period is extended until the next non-holiday day.

 

[d33rhunt3r]

If the final day falls on a Sunday or holiday, the waiting period is extended until the next non-holiday day.

Right I remember that. Only had that issue once, but didn't matter since the store was closed that holiday anyway

 

[PowPow]

If the final day falls on a Sunday or holiday, the waiting period is extended until the next non-holiday day.

I've heard this too, but I could not find it in the law. Could it just be that most dealers are closed on such days?

 

[TheDonMD]

If the final day falls on a Sunday or holiday, the waiting period is extended until the next non-holiday day.

Makes sense in a bizarre Maryland law kind of way. Note to self - don't go gun shopping on a Monday.