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Posted: 8/30/2020 12:18:43 PM EDT
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Yes you can. Transferring it though a FFL is the correct procedure for a sale between residents of different states. This is also not uncommon for dealers to do at a show because PA law requires it for all private handgun sales anyway except certain transfers between family members. Just expect of course to pay a nominal transfer fee, typically $20-40.
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Posted: 8/30/2020 6:39:03 PM EDT
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OP said shotgun not handgun. In PA you can sell a long arm without a transfer. If OP has a PA driver's license, I don't see why OP would have an issue selling it to another PA resident that is not prohibitive person.
Quote HistoryQuoted: Yes you can. Transferring it though a FFL is the correct procedure for a sale between residents of different states. This is also not uncommon for dealers to do at a show because PA law requires it for all private handgun sales anyway except certain transfers between family members. Just expect of course to pay a nominal transfer fee, typically $20-40. |
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Posted: 8/30/2020 7:17:24 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: OP said shotgun not handgun. In PA you can sell a long arm without a transfer. If OP has a PA driver's license, I don't see why OP would have an issue selling it to another PA resident that is not prohibitive person. Quote HistoryQuoted: OP said shotgun not handgun. In PA you can sell a long arm without a transfer. If OP has a PA driver's license, I don't see why OP would have an issue selling it to another PA resident that is not prohibitive person. Quoted: Yes you can. Transferring it though a FFL is the correct procedure for a sale between residents of different states. This is also not uncommon for dealers to do at a show because PA law requires it for all private handgun sales anyway except certain transfers between family members. Just expect of course to pay a nominal transfer fee, typically $20-40. Under letter of the law if OP is not currently residing at his PA residence, on a permanent or part time basis, he is not legally a resident of PA for the purposes of acquiring firearms according to ATF. I understand he was talking about a shotgun but my point was PA dealers do in-person private transfers somewhat regularly so it's not an unusual request. |
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Posted: 8/31/2020 11:09:38 AM EDT
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Quoted: I'm a NYS resident gotta go through an FFL if you were a PA resident it would be kosher to cash and carry long guns at a gun show, to another PA resident, in a private sale. |
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Posted: 8/31/2020 6:27:17 PM EDT
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Thanks, that's what I thought. Had a FFL dealer tell me that It was a violation of fed law and that I had to sell him the shot gun.
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Posted: 8/31/2020 9:43:10 PM EDT
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At any rate, you said a handgun, while OP was talking about a long arm. If OP has dual residency and a PA driver's license, he would be able to sell it to another PA resident.
Quote HistoryQuoted: Under letter of the law if OP is not currently residing at his PA residence, on a permanent or part time basis, he is not legally a resident of PA for the purposes of acquiring firearms according to ATF. I understand he was talking about a shotgun but my point was PA dealers do in-person private transfers somewhat regularly so it's not an unusual request. |
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