[ROFL1] Holy crap!! I just shot coffee out my nose...THANKS
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[ROFL1] Holy crap!! I just shot coffee out my nose...THANKS
oops forgot the link...
http://www.rmgo.org/faq/Gun%201-Pager.wpd.pdf
If you have any doubt.. go through FFL.
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Originally Posted by MB888
now thats just messed up!
You know i only wear pink with a purple feather.
"what do the five fingers say to the face? SMACK!"
Great link. Pretty complete except it didn't say if a C&R FFL has to follow the FFL rules for transferring non-C&R guns in their collection.Quote:
Originally Posted by MB888
This might be considered bigoted, but I'd never sell to someone that couldn't speak fluent english or has tats that I think are gang related. Ditto for gang hos. Last thing I want is a ATF trace coming back to me or worse, some kid getting blasted in a drive-by.
<- no english.. can I play mute. As far tats.. I dont know one marine without tats so far. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by MuzzleFlash
I am full of tats. (removed really long rant prior to posting). What has been said here about Private Party sales is correct for the State of Colorado. You must not have any knowledge of the purchaser being barred from possesion of a firearm & both you & the purchaser must be a legal resident of the same state. Typically a Drivers License or State ID will prove residency. Also purchaser must be of legal age, 18 for rifle & 21 for handgun. (I could be wrong on the age, but that is how it is for FFL transfer.)
Slightly off topic but near.....So if you can not do a pistol FTF sale (but I beleive you can) to someone under the age of 21 but over 18 can say a 19 year old be in possession of a pistol. Say like in an open carry scenario or in a vehicle or hunting,etc? I thought someone over 18 by a minute could own pistols bought from private sales. I'm 30 so I could care less but it still might be useful for the young pups to read the info.
I'll have to research this again but I thought it was 18 and up for a rifle and 21 and up for a pistol.
That's only from an FFL. It's 18 and up for both rifle and pistol for private sales. Only FFL's are federally regulated to not sell hand guns to people under 21.Quote:
Originally Posted by RRD3
I wonder if that is the case for that big coastal state that starts with a "k". Ill have to check opencarry.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sturtle