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- Tue Oct 28, 2008 10:50 am
- Forum: FFL Holders
- Topic: "Gifting" a firearm across state lines
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Re: "Gifting" a firearm across state lines
Thanks all. I'm with you there Bart!
- Sun Oct 26, 2008 2:28 pm
- Forum: FFL Holders
- Topic: "Gifting" a firearm across state lines
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Re: "Gifting" a firearm across state lines
Too bad he didn't just give it to me when I lived in FL. Then I could have just brought my gun with me to TX. Ugh...
Okay cool. If he ships to an FFL in TX, does it have to be overnight?
Okay cool. If he ships to an FFL in TX, does it have to be overnight?
- Sat Oct 25, 2008 6:02 pm
- Forum: FFL Holders
- Topic: "Gifting" a firearm across state lines
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Re: "Gifting" a firearm across state lines
Bummer. So does he have to ship it to FFL in TX, do we need to use one in FL, or can I bring it to one here after transporting? 
I am trying to make it as easy for him as I can. He's had the thing in a box in the corner of his attic for like 10 years.
Is it highly inadvisable to "just do it"?
I am trying to make it as easy for him as I can. He's had the thing in a box in the corner of his attic for like 10 years.
Is it highly inadvisable to "just do it"?
- Sat Oct 25, 2008 11:51 am
- Forum: FFL Holders
- Topic: "Gifting" a firearm across state lines
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"Gifting" a firearm across state lines
My boss is in FL. He has a revolver that he just wants to get rid of (that's all he knows about the gun...that it's a revolver). The next time I fly to Florida, I am planning on just bringing it back with me. FL and TX both allow private transfers, and neither require registration of hanguns.
So far as I can tell from reading TX and FL law, there is no problem with him handing me the gun as a gift, and me bringing it home (assuming I do it in compliance with TSA's rules) , and no need to involve an FFL. But I figured I'd run it by you guys and see if any of you had any input. Thanks!
So far as I can tell from reading TX and FL law, there is no problem with him handing me the gun as a gift, and me bringing it home (assuming I do it in compliance with TSA's rules) , and no need to involve an FFL. But I figured I'd run it by you guys and see if any of you had any input. Thanks!