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jrandyw wrote:Thanks for the responses. Now I just need to find an FFL that is as reasonable with their fees as GT Distrubutors is.

Buds Gun Shop has a webpage for FFL's searchable by zipcode. Gives you a way to start looking.

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Longshot38 wrote:You can drive it to your parents and then just give it to them. You don't need an FFL to do the transfer. There is nothing illegal about gifting a firearm and no national database exist of firearm ownership, only a database of stolen firearms.

That is absolutely incorrect and advising someone to commit a federal felony.

The only circumstances where an interstate transfer between non-licensees is allowed is when a firearm is bequeathed at death.

Every interstate transfer of a firearm between living people requires a licensee (FFL) to be part of the transaction.

Yes, that is legal. You can hand deliver the shotgun to the Florida FFL who will then transfer it to your parents.

You sound like a good son!