As I understand it, an FFL can sell and deliver a rifle to a resident of any state as long as said rifle is legal to be sold in the resident's state. Handguns can also be sold but must be transferred to an FFL in the resident's state for delivery. Is this not correct?The Annoyed Man wrote: ↑Sat Oct 19, 2019 10:00 pmWait... I’m confused.... srothstein, are you saying that if the buyer were federally qualified to make that purchase in either state, he could have lawfully bought the gun in Texas with a Colorado DL? For instance, since I’m legally able to buy an AR15 in Texas, I could also legally buy one FTF from an FFL in Utah by using my Texas DL?
I am aware that Texas laws allows a qualified person to purchase rifles and shotguns, ammunition, reloading components, or firearms accessories in contiguous states; but Colorado is not a contiguous state. Or is it a matter of Texas allowing a qualified individual from a non-contiguous state to buy a firearm in Texas?
Otherwise, I’m completely baffled as to how an Academy store in Texas would sell a firearm to someone with a CDL whom they believed was a legally qualified buyer, seeing as how CO isn’t contiguous to Texas (unless you include all of what USED to be part of Texas before it was admitted to the Union).
I'm not familiar with the "contiguous states" thing you reference. What is that?