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Gun Control Act of 1968 ([puke]) says that an FFL working out of ND can't sell a gun to me as a WI resident. It also says that rifles and shotguns are exempted from this. I, as a WI resident, can have an FFL friend in ND do the transfer on an AK47 without violating the Gun Control Act of 1968 ([puke]).
[url]http://www.nraila.org/media/misc/FederalFirearms.htm#summary[/url]

If you, as a resident of WI travel to ND you can purchase a long gun (rifle or shotgun) [i]if[/i] the dealer wants to sell to you.  He does not have to.  You [i]cannot[/i] purchase a handgun if you are not a resident of the state.  The ND dealer is not responsible if the firearm you purchased is not legal in your home state - if you take it home and it's illegal there, the onus is on you.

If you want to transfer a firearm of any kind from ND to WI, it must ship [i]to[/i] an FFL in your state of residence who can then transfer it to you.  There is no law that says the [i]sender[/i] must be an FFL, but most [i]receiving[/i]FFL's won't accept a firearm from a non-FFL holder.  

That's the law as I understand it.  I am not a lawyer, nor do I play one on TV.    

I just found out that a family friend back in ND now has an FFL and will do transfers for me no charge.

I make it back there four or five times a year, so if I can buy long guns without getting stepped on by the man it would be nice. It would be nicer if I could just mail order guns to my door, but that aint' happenin any time soon I think.