If you are that concerned then this is the easiest route. Lots of local FFLs can handle the issue. Personally I think it is a mountain out of a molehill.hirundo82 wrote:It is legal for a non-licensee to ship a handgun to an FFL in another state; UPS and FedEx should accept those shipments with a copy of the recieving FFL's license. You just have to make sure your FFL will accept shipments of firearms from non-licensees.chasfm11 wrote:.hirundo82 wrote: .
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- Sun Aug 29, 2010 6:36 pm
- Forum: General Texas CHL Discussion
- Topic: The enemy within
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Re: The enemy within
- Sun Aug 29, 2010 12:04 pm
- Forum: General Texas CHL Discussion
- Topic: The enemy within
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Re: The enemy within
This would be protected under federal law regarding transport wouldnt it? No license needed? I find it hard to believe NC doesnt let you go to the range or go hunting?baldeagle wrote:. Initially, the reason for getting my CHL was because we're going (her family's) home to North Carolina in September, and she thought her father might give her one of his many guns. In North Carolina, we couldn't even carry the gun from his house to our car without a license. .Warhammer wrote:.