Been living out of a hotel for the last week and got to thinking about this tonight. I know the internet's opinion will hardly hold up in court, just wondering if anyone here has experience in this. I'll be asking my guys at the local NM ffl when I get home.

Question 1. I do know that selling between states usually involves transfers between ffls. But I also know that you can buy a rifle in a different state and transport it yourself back home. So if I were to list some rifles for sale and someone in CO wanted to buy, I know we could transfer between my ffl here and deliver to the CO ffl, but could one drive down to Raton and fill out paperwork at the NM ffl?

Question 2. CO now has some crappy laws. And if one were to transfer a weapon between ffls, one could not legally transfer 15+ mags along with them. I believe the current understanding of CO law is that it is unlawful for a CO resident to purchase a 15+ mag in another state, but would a ffl in NM be obligated to not transfer mags to a purchaser if that purchaser bought the rifle in the state of NM and took it back home?

Please, I'm not looking to start a legal battle or flame war. Really just want to know if anyone has some real world experience in this. I think we can all agree that the CO laws suck, need to be repealed, and enforcement is a rediculous proposition. This all being said, I do not nor would not endorse any actions that would be in violation of the laws of any state of the union.

As the wise men say
Comply In Public, Conduct In Private