I know that you can purchase all the handguns you want with a CCW permit, and you are correct about paperwork(or the lack off) during a FTF. I just suggest a bill of sale to protect you and the seller.
Here is the problem that I was talking about. The ATF is full of loopholes.
Here is what is happening.
*Either your dealer is not telling you he is filling out the forms.
*Your dealer does not know about the forms and will have to go back through the A&D book to correctly fill out the forms the next time he gets audited.
*Your dealer does not care and likes fines and gov. heat.
From the Federal Firearms Regulations Reference Guide
§ 178.126a Reporting multiple sales or other disposition of pistols and
revolvers.
Each licensee shall prepare a report of multiple sales or other
disposition whenever the licensee sells or otherwise disposes of, at one
time or during any five consecutive business days, two or more pistols, or
revolvers, or any combination of pistols and revolvers totaling two or
more, to an unlicensed person : Provided, That a report need not be made
where pistols or revolvers, or any combination thereof, are returned to
the same person from whom they were received. The report shall be
prepared on Form 3310.4, Report of Multiple Sale or Other Disposition of
Pistols and Revolvers . Not later than the close of business on the day
that the multiple sale or other disposition occurs, the licensee shall
forward two copies of Form 3310.4 to the ATF office specified thereon and
one copy to the State police or to the local law enforcement agency in
which the sale or other disposition took place. Where the State or local
law enforcement officials have notified the licensee that a particular
official has been designated to receive Forms 3310.4, the licensee shall
forward such forms to that designated official. The licensee shall retain
one copy of Form 3310.4 and attach it to th e firearms transaction record,
Form 4473, executed upon delivery of the pistols or revolvers.
Example 1. A licensee sells a pistol and revolver in a single
transaction to an unlicensed person. This is a multiple sale and must be
reported not later than the close of business on the date of the
transaction.
Example 2. A licensee sells a pistol on Monday and sells a revolver
on the following Friday to the same unlicensed person. This is a multiple
sale and must be reported not later than the close of business on Friday.
If the licensee sells the same unlicensed person another pistol or
revolver on the following Monday, this would constitute an additional
multiple sale and must also be reported.
Example 3. A licensee maintaining business hours on Monday through
Saturday sells a revolver to an unlicensed person on Monday and sells
another revolver to the same person on the following Saturday. This does
not constitute a multiple sale and need not be reported since the sales
did not occur during five consecutive business days.