bisleyfan41
Blackhawk
This is mostly true, however there's a semi-local FFL who successfully lobbied the state govt to pass universal background checks so that he could profit from the transfer fees he'd get as a result. So, there are some.
^THIS^Firearms manufactured prior to 1898 do not require a dealer transfer. That's the only exception for a firearm that fires a shell or cartridge. Black Powder firearms also do not require a dealer transfer, no matter the date of manufacture.
Well, you can take a hand gun apart and ship someone just the frame only. Since the frame has the guns serial number on it, it is considered a gun and must go through an FFL.
That should pretty much answer your question.
I was just giving you an example of what shipping laws require but I guess you could not figure that out. Keep thinking about it. It might suddenly make sense to you. A cylinder frame certainly can not fire a cartridge can it? Is it a gun or is it not a gun?What would be the point of that? Might as well ship the complete firearm to the ffl.
These are important questions and there are tons of clueless gun owners. Many learn how not to become a felon by reading these. This is why it's so important for every gun owner to be involved with their state 2A organization at an absolute minimum.It's good to know this information is relegated ONLY to FFL holders and not the general public. I do have one question though, when you turn in your FFL do the feds come and denuralize all sensitive information you may know?
Don't forget the OP came to internet for legal advice.
I hope a Boycott was organized and he was run out of business. Anyone who shops there deserves to loose their guns.This is mostly true, however there's a semi-local FFL who successfully lobbied the state govt to pass universal background checks so that he could profit from the transfer fees he'd get as a result. So, there are some.
It's like a car or motorcycle. There is the serialized part that matches the title that is the Registered part of the car. Everything else is partsWhat would be the point of that? Might as well ship the complete firearm to the ffl.
But I think the ATF considers antique anything made before 1898.![]()