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hsmith
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Posted: Sun Jul 6th, 2008 02:11 am |
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I am originally from MD and have all my family there - I have moved down to VA for various reasons, more freedom being one of them.
I know the restrictions on the MD "may issue" permit - you really can't get it unless you know someone or are part of the elite class.
My question being, does MD have an out of state permit?
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nickerj1
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Posted: Mon Jul 7th, 2008 04:26 am |
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hsmith wrote: I am originally from MD and have all my family there - I have moved down to VA for various reasons, more freedom being one of them.
I know the restrictions on the MD "may issue" permit - you really can't get it unless you know someone or are part of the elite class.
My question being, does MD have an out of state permit?
No, and they do not put addresses on the card.
http://www.mdsp.org/Downloads/Licensing_Application.pdf
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Gray Peterson
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Posted: Mon Jul 7th, 2008 05:54 pm |
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Their license is issued to both in state and out of state residents. There's no requirement to reside in Maryland.
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thejax
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Posted: Sun May 10th, 2009 06:08 pm |
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They do not technically have a non-resident permit. Its more like one permit regardless of residency.
Ofcourse, good luck getting it. If you get an unrestricted one, if you get one at all, me and probably a bunch of guys here in the forum will treat you to dinner over in MD. Ofcourse, none of us will be armed but you. LOL
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Sonora Rebel
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Posted: Mon May 11th, 2009 05:54 pm |
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thejax wrote: They do not technically have a non-resident permit. Its more like one permit regardless of residency.
Of course, good luck getting it. If you get an unrestricted one, if you get one at all, me and probably a bunch of guys here in the forum will treat you to dinner over in MD. Of course, none of us will be armed but you. LOL
That's FUNNY! 
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RaginCajun
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Posted: Sat May 23rd, 2009 09:48 pm |
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Jax is right! My husband has the conceal carry permit and it is hard to get and maintain...renewal takes forever!
You have to prove to the Secty of State PD why you need a carry conceal.. His is death threats.. he works for the division of corrections... heck they threaten to kill his ENTIRE family.. you think I could get a permit too? NOT!
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MSC 45ACP
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Posted: Mon Jul 20th, 2009 01:02 am |
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Just visiting your "side of the river" from the Virginia forum. You poor bastages... I really do feel sorry for you folks that aren't allowed to exercise your right to protect yourselves from scumbags. I know there is certainly no shortage of them in most of the state. I visit Southern Maryland from time to time because my spousal unit is from St. Marys County. I have a CC permit in VA and OC on a regular basis as well. When I come to Maryland, I STILL bring protection. If I get caught, I guess I'll deal with the consequences. Perhaps one of these days, you will "gain your Independence" from tyranny.  Last edited on Mon Jul 20th, 2009 01:21 am by MSC 45ACP
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Sonora Rebel
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Posted: Mon Jul 20th, 2009 01:10 am |
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MSC 45ACP wrote: If I get caught, I guess I'll deal with the consequences. Perhaps one of these days, you will "gain your Independence from tyranny.
As I read recently on a Maryland forum: "My lawyer can get me outta jail... but not outta the cemetary." That about covers it.
The arguments of the anti's in MD are jaw dropping. Common sense has taken a hike. We're all 'gun nuts' just wanting to pop a cap into somebody... Meanwhile... the shooting rampage goes on daily with people unable to defend themselves. What's worse... there's a BUNCH of people who don't even want to consider the option.
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Freeflight
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Posted: Tue Jul 21st, 2009 04:51 pm |
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MSC 45ACP wrote: Just visiting your "side of the river" from the Virginia forum. You poor bastages... I really do feel sorry for you folks that aren't allowed to exercise your right to protect yourselves from scumbags. I know there is certainly no shortage of them in most of the state. I visit Southern Maryland from time to time because my spousal unit is from St. Marys County. I have a CC permit in VA and OC on a regular basis as well. When I come to Maryland, I STILL bring protection. If I get caught, I guess I'll deal with the consequences. Perhaps one of these days, you will "gain your Independence" from tyranny.
+1
Every time I go...I carry on as usual (Well Almost... I have to CC) When in MARYland.
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Sonora Rebel
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Posted: Tue Jul 21st, 2009 05:06 pm |
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The oblivious attitudes there are scary. There seems to be a rather pedestrian myopic xenophobia coupled with institutionalized hoplophobia.
An attitude that Maryland is normal... Oh... it's not THIS WAY everywhere? Like Luddites on Proziac. Particularly among the stoop sittin' mouth breathers of Baltimore. (Soon to become Maryland's most famous ruin.)
They not only know nothin'... they don't suspect nuthin' either. But that may change... 'Crips ahd Bloods' have taken root there. Baltimore and some other have decalred themselves 'Sanctuary Cities' for illegals. MS-13 will make an appearance if not already. Still, they prefer to wander in Condition White.
They like being sheep. They can concieve of no other lifestyle.
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Mr.Parker
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Posted: Wed Jul 22nd, 2009 12:03 am |
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As shown on "The Wire": Bodymore, Murdaland
And I think I have it bad.
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ProShooter
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Posted: Wed Aug 19th, 2009 09:29 pm |
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Maryland does have an out of state permit - http://publicsafety.utah.gov/bci/docs/ccwapp.pdf
of course, its not good in Maryland though...  Last edited on Wed Aug 19th, 2009 09:30 pm by ProShooter
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Sonora Rebel
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Posted: Fri Aug 21st, 2009 09:39 pm |
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BacknBlack
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Posted: Tue Oct 20th, 2009 09:45 pm |
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Sonora Rebel wrote: As of today, I'm washing my hands on myopic Maryland. I really am done with that pathetic waste of real estate and it's 'stuck on stupid' inhabitants.
Don't blame all of us 
I have an app in for a permit...Precious Metal Dealer...
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Dreamer
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Posted: Thu Oct 22nd, 2009 03:38 pm |
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BacknBlack wrote: I have an app in for a permit...Precious Metal Dealer...
You may be able to get a permit, but it will be a "Limited CC Permit", meaning it will only be valid while you are performing your job, i.e. while you're transporting precious metals.
Get caught with a gun under your jacket while you're out having dinner with your famliy, and you're NOT on the clock and have some gold bullion in your briefcase, and you are gonna be in BIG trouble.
MD almost NEVER issues "unlimited carry" permits to "civilians", unless they are VERY connected and wealthy. I'm not talking precious metals dealer wealthy, I mean like seven=figure net worth wealthy...
Good luck.
You'll have a much better chance if you move to VA--they are a "Shall Issue" state...
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BacknBlack
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Posted: Thu Oct 22nd, 2009 04:00 pm |
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Dreamer wrote: BacknBlack wrote: I have an app in for a permit...Precious Metal Dealer...
You may be able to get a permit, but it will be a "Limited CC Permit", meaning it will only be valid while you are performing your job, i.e. while you're transporting precious metals.
Get caught with a gun under your jacket while you're out having dinner with your famliy, and you're NOT on the clock and have some gold bullion in your briefcase, and you are gonna be in BIG trouble.
MD almost NEVER issues "unlimited carry" permits to "civilians", unless they are VERY connected and wealthy. I'm not talking precious metals dealer wealthy, I mean like seven=figure net worth wealthy...
Good luck.
You'll have a much better chance if you move to VA--they are a "Shall Issue" state...
I know several who have unlimited carry in Md and they are not one of the wealthy.... Any permit in MD is better than none.... I already have Florida and Utah for my out of state business....
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trailblazer2003
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Posted: Fri Oct 23rd, 2009 12:42 am |
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BacknBlack wrote: I know several who have unlimited carry in Md and they are not one of the wealthy.... Any permit in MD is better than none.... I already have Florida and Utah for my out of state business....
My old neighbir when we lived there had a unlimited carry permit. Course he'd had it since the 50/60's. Drove his boss nuts he could carry off work limits but he couldn't. He worked gov't contract security.
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Novus Collectus
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Posted: Tue Oct 27th, 2009 05:14 pm |
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Dreamer wrote: BacknBlack wrote: I have an app in for a permit...Precious Metal Dealer...
You may be able to get a permit, but it will be a "Limited CC Permit", meaning it will only be valid while you are performing your job, i.e. while you're transporting precious metals.
Get caught with a gun under your jacket while you're out having dinner with your famliy, and you're NOT on the clock and have some gold bullion in your briefcase, and you are gonna be in BIG trouble.
MD almost NEVER issues "unlimited carry" permits to "civilians", unless they are VERY connected and wealthy. I'm not talking precious metals dealer wealthy, I mean like seven=figure net worth wealthy...
Good luck.
You'll have a much better chance if you move to VA--they are a "Shall Issue" state...
The general understanding is that if you have a MD handgun permit with restrictions by the MDSP on where and when you can carry it and if you get caught carrying outside those restrictions, then it would be an administrative matter and not a criminal violation.
In other words, you would lose your permit but cannot be charged with a crime. The MD statute says that if you have a permit you are exempt from the handgun carry law and does not use language such as, "when permit is active and not restricted" or some such, so the restrictions are only enforceable administratively.
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Posted: Thu Dec 10th, 2009 08:04 am |
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Sonora Rebel wrote: 'Crips ahd Bloods' have taken root there. Baltimore and some other have decalred themselves 'Sanctuary Cities' for illegals. MS-13 will make an appearance if not already. Still, they prefer to wander in Condition White.
MS-13 has been documented in Baltimore County since 2006...
http://www.wbaltv.com/news/9930773/detail.html
http://gangs.umd.edu/wfrmGangsinmdDetail.aspx?id=Mara%20Salvatrucha,%20or%20MS-13
Crips, Bloods, and numerous "local" gangs have been active in MD for decades...
http://gangs.umd.edu/index.aspx
And it's not just in the "hoody" parts of the state. MS-13 is suspected in several murders and rapes in Gaithersburg, Rockville, and Wheaton, and numerous robberies and assaults in Montgomery and PG Counties...
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Posted: Tue Jan 26th, 2010 09:44 pm |
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While not an "Out Of State" permit, Maryland seems to be looking at the possibility of honoring neighboring states CHPs.
Keeping fingers crossed.
http://www.wjla.com/news/stories/0110/699719.html
ANNAPOLIS, Md. - Handgun permits issued by Pennsylvania, Virginia and Delaware would be valid in Maryland under legislation proposed by a Cecil County Republican lawmaker.
Delegate Michael D. Smigiel Sr. has proposed the change to Maryland's firearms law, which would also extend to licenses to carry concealed firearms. A House committee will hold a hearing on the legislation Tuesday afternoon.
Maryland gun permit applicants must be 18 years of age or older, and have a "good and substantial reason" to carry the handgun. Several categories of people, including addicts and those who exhibit a propensity for violence or instability are barred from receiving gun permits.
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