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General Categories => Information Arsenal => Topic started by: abbafandr on October 14, 2014, 07:46:53 PM
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A personal sale, not business. If the other party lived in an adjacent state and has a permit to carry concealed, what is required? Nebraska for me, Iowa for friend.
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You have to transfer it through an FFL in his state.
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What he said.
Any interstate transfer of a firearm must be done via FFL.
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What he said.
Any interstate transfer of a firearm must be done via FFL, in the receivers home state
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Handguns are special, for whatever idiotic reason.
If it were a long gun, the buyer could be from another state and an FFL wouldn't be required. You could make the sale face-to-face.
That's my understanding and I'm wrong a lot, so someone correct me, please.
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Handguns are special, for whatever idiotic reason.
If it were a long gun, the buyer could be from another state and an FFL wouldn't be required. You could make the sale face-to-face.
That's my understanding and I'm wrong a lot, so someone correct me, please.
You are correct.
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Handguns are special, for whatever idiotic reason.
If it were a long gun, the buyer could be from another state and an FFL wouldn't be required. You could make the sale face-to-face.
That's my understanding and I'm wrong a lot, so someone correct me, please.
Nope
ANYTIME a firearm transfer crosses a state line, an FFL's participation is required on at least ONE end.
private face to face sales are only legal between residents of the SAME state.