Good day gents,
I hope this post finds everybody well and happy shooting.
I looked through the old posts to find the answers to my questions, but I wanted to make sure that the information is still up-to-date.
Here is the scenario:
I will be moving to Maryland from California, and I want to bring my CZ-P01 (9mm) with me.
1. Do I need to notify the security officers at the airport that I have a firearm in my luggage?
2. Do I need to have the firearm inside a secured container?
3. Does the firearm need to be unloaded, apart from an unloaded magazine?
4. Does the magazine need to be in a different secured container? And rounds?
5. What are the firearms transportation laws in Maryland?
6. Do I need to register my firearm, and take any tests to own a firearm in MD?
7. Is there a mandated way to possess and secure firearms? For example, can I have a loaded firearm inside my residence?
I am sorry for the many questions, but such small lapses can bring about unwarranted life devastating penalties.
Any help is much appreciated.
Thank you.
I hope this post finds everybody well and happy shooting.
I looked through the old posts to find the answers to my questions, but I wanted to make sure that the information is still up-to-date.
Here is the scenario:
I will be moving to Maryland from California, and I want to bring my CZ-P01 (9mm) with me.
1. Do I need to notify the security officers at the airport that I have a firearm in my luggage?
2. Do I need to have the firearm inside a secured container?
3. Does the firearm need to be unloaded, apart from an unloaded magazine?
4. Does the magazine need to be in a different secured container? And rounds?
5. What are the firearms transportation laws in Maryland?
6. Do I need to register my firearm, and take any tests to own a firearm in MD?
7. Is there a mandated way to possess and secure firearms? For example, can I have a loaded firearm inside my residence?
I am sorry for the many questions, but such small lapses can bring about unwarranted life devastating penalties.
Any help is much appreciated.
Thank you.