Legality of selling or buying a firearm to/from a non resident

[Boarman03]

Also, an out of state resident may transfer a firearm to a licensed (FFL) in any state.

 

 

[Boarman03]

The previous adjacent state rule appears to be gone. A rifle or shotgun may be purchased in any state following their rules and the home state rules.

That's a rare reduction in restrictions.

[ctafoya]

Here is a question. My Uncle has several guns that he plans on handing down to me that were my grandpas. His main residence is in Dallas. If I were to pick them up from him, or he were to deliver them to me, would that have to technically go through and FFL? I am also named on his NFA trust. Would the NFA items need to go back through a FFL to get them to AZ?

[Jlreff]

When a gun shop such as the one I ran buys a used firearm you have to fill out a police report form kind of like a pawn ticket. This then gets sent to the local police department to see if it’s stolen. Along with this the gun has to be held for seven days I believe before it’s sold. We actually had a few come back stolen. We then had to return them to the owner and eat the money we paid for the firearms.

[PRDATR]

3 hours ago, Jlreff said:

When a gun shop such as the one I ran buys a used firearm you have to fill out a police report form kind of like a pawn ticket. This then gets sent to the local police department to see if it’s stolen. Along with this the gun has to be held for seven days I believe before it’s sold. We actually had a few come back stolen. We then had to return them to the owner and eat the money we paid for the firearms.

In Arizona?

[Outdoor Writer]

17 hours ago, PRDATR said:

In Arizona?

That was the procedure even in the late 60s-early 70s when I worked at the Jewel Box in downtown Phoenix. It goes for any licensed retailer that buys used firearms.

[Arizona Griz]

1 hour ago, Outdoor Writer said:

That was the procedure even in the late 60s-early 70s when I worked at the Jewel Box in downtown Phoenix. It goes for any licensed retailer that buys used firearms.

I have two old Marlin and Winchester lever actions that were bought from there in the 60’s.

[ThomC]

Nice old cars, can anyone name the years?

[Zoltar]

right to left 

61 Chevy

66 chevy

mid 50s dodge?  can't see it clear enough

Spent many hours drooling over all the cool stuff at the Jewel Box as a teen ager

[Outdoor Writer]

45 minutes ago, Arizona Griz said:

I have two old Marlin and Winchester lever actions that were bought from there in the 60’s.

I was there in 1969 & 70. Someone here might even own one of the dozen firearms I had to hock and lose 🤬 in early 1969 before I went to work there. 

[Outdoor Writer]

18 minutes ago, Zoltar said:

 

mid 50s dodge?  can't see it clear enough

 

About a 1955 Plymouth

[PRDATR]

45 minutes ago, Zoltar said:

right to left 

61 Chevy

66 chevy

mid 50s dodge?  can't see it clear enough

Spent many hours drooling over all the cool stuff at the Jewel Box as a teen ager

It's a 65. 66's had a long wrap around tail light. I had both back in the day.

[Jlreff]

Yes Arizona ran a shop here locally for ten years. New owner had shops in Phoenix that I ordered and sent products too before I left. It was the same way up there. Go in a pawn shop and look at the ticket there filling out. That’s sent to local l e o. We’ve lost our butt on some deals. To the tune of thousands of dollars.