Found this, passing it on. (Maryland CCW Defense)

[Franky4Fingers]

http://srislawyer.com/PracticeAreas/...WYERS-LAWS.asp

[Neo31rex31]

Maryland Concealed Weapon & Firearm Offense Defense
MARYLAND CRIMINAL DEFENSE ATTORNEYS
DEFEND CLIENTS CHARGED WITH CONCEALED WEAPONS & FIREARM CHARGES IN MARYLAND

If a person carries a concealed weapon in Maryland and does not have a permit to do so, then the carrying of a concealed weapon without a permit is a violation of law in most cases. In the event you are ever faced with a Maryland criminal charge for carrying a weapon (gun, knife, etc.), contact us right away so that we may assist in your defense. If you wish to obtain more information about weapons offenses in Maryland, please contact our office via e-mail or by filling out our on-line form. The Maryland law offices of SRIS, P.C. have a number of excellent Maryland concealed weapon attorneys & firearm offense lawyers with offices in Rockville and Annapolis.

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[duane1]

Thanks for the info you never know when you might need it. case in point there was a gunfight at the inner harbour recently I don't know the whole story. I think some body was shot.

[chrisjames_71]

Thanks for the info you never know when you might need it. case in point there was a gunfight at the inner harbour recently I don't know the whole story. I think some body was shot.

Wasn't a gunfight..two people were shot by one guy Thats one reason I am armed anytime I go to the Inner Harbor.

Police Continue Probe In Inner Harbor Shooting

[bradjc72]

I do have to conduct business in and around Maryland and Baltimore from time to time, what would a PA resident have to do to be able to get a non-resident LTCF for Maryland, and does it even exist?

[chrisjames_71]

I do have to conduct business in and around Maryland and Baltimore from time to time, what would a PA resident have to do to be able to get a non-resident LTCF for Maryland, and does it even exist?

no............

[punxsutawneypete]

I do have to conduct business in and around Maryland and Baltimore from time to time, what would a PA resident have to do to be able to get a non-resident LTCF for Maryland, and does it even exist?

Carry permits hardly exist for Maryland resident. And Maryland absolutely does not honor any carry permits from anywhere else. In other words, Fageddaboutit!

[press1280]

I do have to conduct business in and around Maryland and Baltimore from time to time, what would a PA resident have to do to be able to get a non-resident LTCF for Maryland, and does it even exist?

Yes, you can, but you need an "angle"(AKA "good cause"). If your buisness in MD involves transporting something of value(cash,jewlery,exc.), or servicing ATMs or something then you do have a legitimate chance. My guess is it would be a restricted permit, good only for when you're there in a work capacity.

Do you fit any of those descriptions?

[gooseSA40]

I do have to conduct business in and around Maryland and Baltimore from time to time, what would a PA resident have to do to be able to get a non-resident LTCF for Maryland, and does it even exist?

MD State Police Link

http://www.mdsp.org/

Then on the left hand side find "Quick Links" and Click "Firearms/Permits/Licensing"

Here is the PDF from the General Licensing Division. Please note the "ADDITIONAL DOCUMENTS REQUIRED PER HANDGUN PERMIT CATEGORY:"

http://www.mdsp.org/Downloads/Licensing_Application.pdf

[tommy610]

Go here: http://www.mdsp.org/

and click through the firearms/permits links. You'll get to the PDF file that is the application. The only shot the average citizen has is to be lucky enough to have already been threatened, assaulted, robbed, or raped. Then, the all-powerful MD state government may allow you to partake of the 2nd amendment.

OK, guys... I have to apologize here. While you have been spending most of your lives fighting for 2nd amendment causes, I've been living a blissfully ignorant (albeit unprotected) life. And just 6 months ago I come breezing onto the scene with my new .38 revolver, exercising my right to own, and even carry, a concealed or unconcealed gun. I'm doing what I can, now, though. Seeing this MD application makes me realize how bad it could be. Thanks.