Private sale rules question

[davsel]

For a concealed carry permit to allow you to bypass NICS, the permit must meet a set of criteria which make it "NICS-qualified". One of those is that it be issued by a unitary (state) authority, which regularly checks available criminal and mental health records against their list of permit holders - same as if you were magically undergoing a refresher background check on a regular basis.

To do that in CO would require the legislature to conduct a complete revamping of the current permit system and get rid of the county-by-county issuers.

How does this apply to Montana's system where County Sheriffs also issue CCW permits and CCW holders are exempt from background checks when purchasing?
http://smartgunlaws.org/background-checks-in-montana/

[Great-Kazoo]

If I were to do another private sale it would only occur with someone who has a CCW.

Why? The last private sale I attempted both of the buyers failed the BGC.... If I had a CCW requirement I don't have to worry about BGC fails because a CCW carrier is constantly being BGC'd.

If they were from here you should pass it one, so no one waste time and money.

[Zundfolge]

For a concealed carry permit to allow you to bypass NICS, the permit must meet a set of criteria which make it "NICS-qualified". One of those is that it be issued by a unitary (state) authority, which regularly checks available criminal and mental health records against their list of permit holders - same as if you were magically undergoing a refresher background check on a regular basis.

To do that in CO would require the legislature to conduct a complete revamping of the current permit system and get rid of the county-by-county issuers.

To bypass the retal BGC at a gun dealer yes, but they could always use the CCW as a way to bypass the private sales BGC since that's a stupid State law.

[BigDee]

If they were from here you should pass it one, so no one waste time and money.

Armslist.

[Circuits]

How does this apply to Montana's system where County Sheriffs also issue CCW permits and CCW holders are exempt from background checks when purchasing?
http://smartgunlaws.org/background-checks-in-montana/

For the definitive answer, you'd have to ask ATF. Probably there's a central clearinghouse in MT that coordinates the county permits at a state level.