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Originally Posted by tenring
I read this on the ATF site, and understood it as you do. so my question is...since I see ftf sales on this site and others that are obviously people who don't have an ffl, can I sell a handgun to someone who is a resident of another state face to face without going through an ffl? If I personally transport the handgun, and sell it, do I still need to go through a licensed dealer? this is how I interpreted the above statement from the ATF, since we are residents of different states....I am seeking clarity, so I can be prepared if I need to find a ffl in that state to assist in the transfer. Thats not a problem, just don't want to deal with it if its unnecessary. I assume the ATF would answer this question if I asked them. And what the heck does bequest or interstate succession mean?
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A FTF transaction can be done with residents of the same state without a FFL. If the persons reside in different states a FFL must be used to keep it legal.
02-28-2008, 08:21 AM
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