what does one do when they need a new letter for their records for lets say a toddler ate the old one.
I have never had anyone ask to see it, just check the box and that's it
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I have never had anyone ask to see it, just check the box and that's it
- Feb 4, 2013
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what does one do when they need a new letter for their records for lets say a toddler ate the old one.
You don't need the letter. MSP knows you have the DC and knows who you are.
All you need to do it check the box on the form. But ONLY do this if you have been approved for the letter.
Cheesehead
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Why don't you buy 2 handguns and wait the 60 days required til you can buy another one. Apply for the DC status immediately, and you will likely get the letter within the 60 days, but at least you'll have 2 guns while you wait.
Another option would depend on how cooperative the executor of the estate is regarding the dispostion of the firearms. Long gun sales are also controlled by law in MD now as well.
The executor could hold on to the firearms almost indefinitely. Some estates take decades to resolve.
The executor could hold on to the firearms almost indefinitely. Some estates take decades to resolve.
- Feb 4, 2013
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JUST APPLY FOR THE DC LETTER.
If needed, have one of them transferred now, get the letter (takes a couple of weeks) and you can get the others.
If needed, have one of them transferred now, get the letter (takes a couple of weeks) and you can get the others.
The introduction forum isn't just for new gun owners but also for new posters (like yourself) to MDS.
With that said, If you already have a regulated firearm on your transfer record, you should be fine.
GDM
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If you want a copy, you can send email to MSP. I did this last month and Master Sgt. Bradley was very helpful, quick to respond.
Samlab
Active Member
Wait a minute....the transfer of a regulated long gun weapon out of the estate to a non immediate family member is not going to happen....for a friend....the normal procedure of paperwork wait, then the one every 30 days rule for handguns. Normal rifle/shotgun is a normal transfer process no matter whom typical 4473 form.
There are no longer any regulated long guns in MD. Its 4473 or banned.
Biggfoot44
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Except that previously Regulated Rifles may be inherited .
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