Hi All--
Sorry if this has been asked/answered for the millionth time ... I'm wondering if I can apply for the HQL with the training exemption.
I took an MSP certification online prior to the ban back in 2013 so I could purchase an AR lower receiver. I've long since misplaced the paper certificate but I still have the cert # on the MSP application and affidavit to purchase a regulated firearm (Form 77R). Can I use both the application and the cert # as documentation to apply for the HQL with training exemption? I realize I need the fingerprinting done.
The cert was through the MSP and was an approved training, it had to be for the 77R. The lower receiver is registered to me making me a lawful owner of a regulated firearm. Both appear to be independent qualifications to applying for the HQL with training exemption. Both meet the pre Oct 1, 2013 enactment date.
I inherited some guns from my deceased brother’s estate (I’m the estate’s “Personal Representative”) so I’m effectively the owner/manager of them as assets. The guns are located in VA and I would like to keep two or three, all of which are ordinarily regulated firearms. So, I’m not buying or selling anything, here in MD (yet) but I am legally in receipt of them and I lawfully manage them.
I don’t mind taking the full HQL course, but it’s just another hurdle to jump in dealing with the estate that I’d like to make as lawfully streamlined as possible.
Any thoughts or experience are welcomed and appreciated!
Thanks!
Ben--
Sorry if this has been asked/answered for the millionth time ... I'm wondering if I can apply for the HQL with the training exemption.
I took an MSP certification online prior to the ban back in 2013 so I could purchase an AR lower receiver. I've long since misplaced the paper certificate but I still have the cert # on the MSP application and affidavit to purchase a regulated firearm (Form 77R). Can I use both the application and the cert # as documentation to apply for the HQL with training exemption? I realize I need the fingerprinting done.
The cert was through the MSP and was an approved training, it had to be for the 77R. The lower receiver is registered to me making me a lawful owner of a regulated firearm. Both appear to be independent qualifications to applying for the HQL with training exemption. Both meet the pre Oct 1, 2013 enactment date.
I inherited some guns from my deceased brother’s estate (I’m the estate’s “Personal Representative”) so I’m effectively the owner/manager of them as assets. The guns are located in VA and I would like to keep two or three, all of which are ordinarily regulated firearms. So, I’m not buying or selling anything, here in MD (yet) but I am legally in receipt of them and I lawfully manage them.
I don’t mind taking the full HQL course, but it’s just another hurdle to jump in dealing with the estate that I’d like to make as lawfully streamlined as possible.
Any thoughts or experience are welcomed and appreciated!
Thanks!
Ben--
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