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General Categories => General Firearm Discussion => Topic started by: thirtydaZe on April 10, 2014, 01:23:42 PM
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every time you fill one out, you must wait 5 days as to not raise any red flags?
i have a lower receiver en route that i'm committed to, and also finding myself with a new pistol itch. i'd just hate to accidentally come upon a new gun, and be stuck in a waiting period.
also, said lower receiver, i think i've decided i'm likely just going to turn around and sell it. i thought i wanted a spare, but don't think i need it so soon after all. in order to sell this, do we have to be at the FFL, or do we just fill out the paper work?
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The 5-day period is part of the "multiple handgun reporting" requirement, not all 4473 transactions. Multiple handgun purchases in a 5 day period must be reported on a Form 3310.
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You are allowed to sell something after you purchase it. Does not need to be done by a dealer.
or...
I have had customers order multiple items and then have multiple persons come in to complete paperwork. As long as the initial buyer fills out a form first, I know it isn't a straw purchase or anything shady.
I am doing that this week actually where a person coordinated a group purchase of 18 M91/30's. The organizer picked his up last night.
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Ok great, thanks for the info.
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You are allowed to sell something after you purchase it. Does not need to be done by a dealer.
or...
I have had customers order multiple items and then have multiple persons come in to complete paperwork. As long as the initial buyer fills out a form first, I know it isn't a straw purchase or anything shady.
I am doing that this week actually where a person coordinated a group purchase of 18 M91/30's. The organizer picked his up last night.
You had people doing a group buy of 91/30's and you didn't tell anyone? :o
This even makes Putin sad...
(http://gallery.burrowowl.net/index.php?q=/image/21580.jpg)
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No kidding. Future NFOA PAF fundraiser??
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LOL... I didn't organize it.