York PA gun show March 2nd, 3rd 2024

[FFBWMD]

Gun show at the York Fairgrounds PA this coming weekend March 2nd and 3rd, usually a pretty big show.
Saturday 9am-4pm
Sunday 9am-3pm

 

[ant]

Is there gonna be people to do transfers there for pistols and also does the transfer 7 days start there or does that part still have to be done at the MD store

 

[Bertfish]

Is there gonna be people to do transfers there for pistols and also does the transfer 7 days start there or does that part still have to be done at the MD store

The OP is a Maryland FFL who has handled transfers for MD residents at the show in the past

 

[ant]

Great and also does anyone know if the bunker gun shop goes to the York shows. They tend to have good used deals

 

[daad45]

Will the be any Maryland dealers there?

 

[bbrown]

The 7-day wait starts when the FFL submits the 77R paperwork. Md residents can't legally purchase and take home a handgun at the York show (unless purchaser has a C&R FFL and the handgun is C&R).

 

[ant]

The 7-day wait starts when the FFL submits the 77R paperwork. Md residents can't legally purchase and take home a handgun at the York show (unless purchaser has a C&R FFL and the handgun is C&R).

Right I mean can they submit that info at the show and then we only visit to pickup or must that be submitted once we get back to md

 

[Art3]

Will the be any Maryland dealers there?

Call it a hunch, but I bet South Carroll Sporting Goods will be there

 

[Bertfish]

Will the be any Maryland dealers there?

The OP is a Maryland dealer...

 

[38super]

Right I mean can they submit that info at the show and then we only visit to pickup or must that be submitted once we get back to md

Paperwork on a handgun must be done at the FFL's place of business, if show was in Maryland then paperwork could be started at a show.

 

[epicchocoballer]

I'll be there with an SLR-106f i'm trying to get rid of

 

[Bullfrog]

Paperwork on a handgun must be done at the FFL's place of business, if show was in Maryland then paperwork could be started at a show.

Has nothing at all to do with it, sounds like you're making things up out of the air, or repeating something you heard somewhere.

You start the process at the show, submit the MD app, and you go to the FFL's shop 7 days later to pick up. That's it.

 

[RegularJay]

I bought a gun from B'More Tactical at the York show about a year ago. I paid at the show and took the regular capacity magazine home with me. The following week I went to their store and started the paperwork, a week later I returned to their store and picked up my purchase.

 

[38super]

Has nothing at all to do with it, sounds like you're making things up out of the air, or repeating something you heard somewhere.

You start the process at the show, submit the MD app, and you go to the FFL's shop 7 days later to pick up. That's it.

I do know what I am talking about, as a Maryland FFL you can only sell guns in the State you have your license in, so to transfer a handgun from a PA FFL to your MD FFL you have to do the paperwork at your place of business, if you are a Maryland FFL if you sell a long gun in PA you have to transfer the long gun to a PA FFL and they do the back round check

 

[Bullfrog]

I do know what I am talking about,

No, you don't. You're making up extra rules that do not exist.

as a Maryland FFL you can only sell guns in the State you have your license in, so to transfer a handgun from a PA FFL to your MD FFL you have to do the paperwork at your place of business

He/she does not have to be in state to start the paperwork.

if you are a Maryland FFL if you sell a long gun in PA you have to transfer the long gun to a PA FFL and they do the back round check

This sounds like another made up rule.

There are MD FFLs selling long guns at PA shows and VA shows, there are out of state FFLs selling long guns at MD shows.

 

[ant]

Ok if the paperwork can be started in the show that makes it way more appealing

 

[38super]

No, you don't. You're making up extra rules that do not exist.



He/she does not have to be in state to start the paperwork.




This sounds like another made up rule.

There are MD FFLs selling long guns at PA shows and VA shows, there are out of state FFLs selling long guns at MD shows.

Your wrong rules exists ask a FFL

 

[FFBWMD]

Ok if the paperwork can be started in the show that makes it way more appealing

You will find most FFL's will not start the paperwork while out of state, it could be construed as initiating a transfer in a state in which the FFL is not licensed. Best to ask the receiving dealer first.

 

[FFBWMD]

No, you don't. You're making up extra rules that do not exist.



He/she does not have to be in state to start the paperwork.




This sounds like another made up rule.

There are MD FFLs selling long guns at PA shows and VA shows, there are out of state FFLs selling long guns at MD shows.

Ok, I am going to put this out there, YOU ARE NOT AN FFL and you ABSOLUTELY do not know what you are talking about. As an out of state dealer you cannot transfer modern firearms at the show to another dealer during the show. You may transfer them ahead of the show to a Licensed PA FFL for the show. I'll be happy to explain any of it to you at the show, come see me! As stated in my above post, starting the paerwork for a handgun while out of state could be construed as acting outside of the scope of your FFL license and I for one will not do it.

 

[HRDWRK]

Will the be any Maryland dealers there?

Great 1st post.