Quote Originally Posted by OneGuy67 View Post
You are referring to C.R.S. 12-27-101 through 104, "contiguous states" and you are not correct in your belief. It deals with licensed dealers, not private citizens. This language was mimicked from the federal law.
So it looks like it says nothing of the sort so long as you are both here in Colorado making the sale. What I was referring to only applies to FFLs. Is that correct?

Quote Originally Posted by JoeT View Post
It's actually not illegal. . .

He's in another state, people sell guns (even handguns) state to state all the time. To complete this transaction and sell him a Glock 26, all you'd have to do is have an FFL ship to an FFL near him and it's completely legal.

Now I'm ASSuming that by having his son "handle it" he meant that his son would check condition of the firearm for him before your FFL ships to his FFL.

all on the up and up. . . . .


Now if he was asking to have his son buy a gun for him in another state, that's a completely different story
Sure it's not illegal so long as you ship to an FFL. But the way the post was worded made it look like his son would "handle things" i.e. purchase the gun for him and he would "ship himself" the gun to be traded to his son's address. You may very well be right, he could have intended to go through an FFL but it didn't sound like it at all.