Just for clarity... Transferring Revolver to wife

[aab23c]

Searched the forums, the msp, and couldnt find anything specific...so just asking for clarity, because i may have missed something.

1. Since this is a gift to my spouse, all we need to do is fill out the forms and mail them in?

2. Do we need to wait 7 days (on the paperwork)? seeing as she already has "access" to the firearm, as it is in the household?

Thanks!

 

[daggo66]

There is no need to transfer it at all. What's yours is hers and what's hers is hers.

 

[aab23c]

if only the state saw things that way :-D

 

[daggo66]

Seriously, there is no need to transfer it.

 

[aab23c]

we are doing it to make sure she does not need to do the training for an HQL after 1 Oct.

 

[Ganegrei]

You might want to go to the MSP barracks and do the transfer, just to have the officer sign off on it.

 

[daggo66]

There is no need to transfer it at all. What's yours is hers and what's hers is hers.

Seriously, there is no need to transfer it.

we are doing it to make sure she does not need to do the training for an HQL after 1 Oct.

Except for that.

 

[Antlers09]

There is no need to transfer it at all. What's yours is hers and what's hers is hers.

I tell my husband that all the time!

 

[dgall]

We are doing the same thing so no HQL.

 

[Cyclone]

There is no need to transfer it at all. What's yours is hers and what's hers is hers.

This one is effing hilarious... technically, between household especially ur wife. Its a loaner gun whenever she has it. And transferred gun when the paper comes back.

 

[Cyclone]

And yes no hql after the 7 day wait expires and not while she waits for possession. Just like what everyone says, whats urs is hers...

 

[44man]

On the FAQ: http://www.mdsp.org/Organization/Sup...ense/FAQs.aspx

Quote:
Q: Will I be required to possess an HQL by October 1, 2013, if I submitted a 77R prior to October 1 and have not yet received approval to retrieve my firearm due to the MSP backlog?

A: The Maryland State Police is currently seeking advice regarding this answer. Once a response has been received, an MSP Licensing Division Advisory will be issued.

from another thread. this bothers me because i am trying to do the same thing for my wife. i hope they straighten this out.

 

[Cyclone]

On the FAQ: http://www.mdsp.org/Organization/Sup...ense/FAQs.aspx

Quote:
Q: Will I be required to possess an HQL by October 1, 2013, if I submitted a 77R prior to October 1 and have not yet received approval to retrieve my firearm due to the MSP backlog?

A: The Maryland State Police is currently seeking advice regarding this answer. Once a response has been received, an MSP Licensing Division Advisory will be issued.

from another thread. this bothers me because i am trying to do the same thing for my wife. i hope they straighten this out.

By law, release of firearms after 7 days. That is the law they also followed and practice come what may. MSP backlog is a lapse of certain MSP's and nothing to do with the law. It's their law right...?
Come to think of this, if you park your car and says 7 hour parking. You get ticket if you go beyond 7 hrs. Now, you park there 100 days without removing your car. Will you get penalized? Will they give you ticket? That is exactly their problem...

 

[Broadside]

Searched the forums, the msp, and couldnt find anything specific...so just asking for clarity, because i may have missed something.

1. Since this is a gift to my spouse, all we need to do is fill out the forms and mail them in?

2. Do we need to wait 7 days (on the paperwork)? seeing as she already has "access" to the firearm, as it is in the household?

Thanks!

I am no expert on Maryland law, I do not believe that Maryland law going into effect 10/1/13 differentiates between family members and non-family members. I also would not expect the MSP to differentiate between family members and non-family members. It seems to me you best bet is to handle the transaction as if you were selling your handgun to a stranger.

 

[44man]

By law, release of firearms after 7 days. That is the law they also followed and practice come what may. MSP backlog is a lapse of certain MSP's and nothing to do with the law. It's their law right...?
Come to think of this, if you park your car and says 7 hour parking. You get ticket if you go beyond 7 hrs. Now, you park there 100 days without removing your car. Will you get penalized? Will they give you ticket? That is exactly their problem...

i am going to do the transfer but that ******** from the msp just bothers the hell out of me.

 

[aab23c]

agree...wife and i are just going to go one day after i get home from work this week or next.