Ammo...
- Thread starter Larry Gude
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sockgirl77
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Nope.
Chris0nllyn
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All this ammo talk makes me want to go to the range.....
Maybe a good weekend to go to Myrtle Grove.....
Maybe a good weekend to go to Myrtle Grove.....
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sockgirl77
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I need to restock before I FINALLY get my gun. Seems as if someone shot my ammo while off work for a day.
Chris0nllyn
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I need to restock before I FINALLY get my gun. Seems as if someone shot my ammo while off work for a day.
Better stock up for those furlough days!
How long has it been? I know MSP says their up to about 40-45 days backlog, with rumors reaching up to 100 days.
This is why I like face to face transfers of regulated firearms.
Meet the person at ther police barracks, fill out your paperwork, wait 8 days, meet person, get gun, wait for your form to come in the mail, meet back up and sign the remaining paper.
That's how I did my last transfer of a handgun.
sockgirl77
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Better stock up for those furlough days!
How long has it been? I know MSP says their up to about 40-45 days backlog, with rumors reaching up to 100 days.
This is why I like face to face transfers of regulated firearms.
Meet the person at ther police barracks, fill out your paperwork, wait 8 days, meet person, get gun, wait for your form to come in the mail, meet back up and sign the remaining paper.
That's how I did my last transfer of a handgun.
A little over 2 weeks.
Chris0nllyn
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A little over 2 weeks.
Only about 3 more weeks to go!
Technically, I believe FFL dealers have to give ther gun to the owner after 7 days.
MSP not getting it done fast enough is not excuse.
Not to mention the 7 day wait is an old, arbitrary law.
sockgirl77
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I will have to google this. I really want my gun. I already know that my record is clean.
Midnightrider
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they dont "have to" do anything, its just that some are choosing to release the guns after 7-10 days have passed. From what i understand the state and feds frown on release prior to the paperwork being finished
Chris0nllyn
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I will have to google this. I really want my gun. I already know that my record is clean.
It's up to the FFL. Most don't do it, because they don't want to risk losing their license. I think Bob's in Calloway mentioned he would release the gun after 10 days, no matter if the paperwork came back or not.
Under Maryland law, if the state police do not complete a background check within seven days, a gun dealer is technically allowed to turn the gun over to the customer. Under federal law, however, the gun dealer could lose their federal firearms license if they release a gun without confirmation from the state police that the customer passed the federal background check.
I got my most recent gun after 8 days.
The trooper told me not to expect the paperwork to come in the mail for about 45 days.
Midnightrider
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Chris0nllyn
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Larry Gude
Strung Out
Target Sports;
.45 ACP $30/50, limit 10 boxes
.223 NATO $14/20 limit 10
On the way.
.45 ACP $30/50, limit 10 boxes
.223 NATO $14/20 limit 10
On the way.
desertrat
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Target Sports;
.45 ACP $30/50, limit 10 boxes
.223 NATO $14/20 limit 10
On the way.
Federal lake ammo?
sockgirl77
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I am getting my gun within the next few days and I only have 100 rounds. 
I didn't know that Bob ever did release before the papers came back...and I've been buying from him since he opened.
Larry Gude
Strung Out
Yup. Bad idea?
desertrat
0_0
Don't know the brand. I ordered some anyway.
Midnightrider
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what you dont know could fill the ocean apparently
There was a thread about it on MD shooters if you dont beleive me.
