10-06-2015, 06:20 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by TCLGirls
"PRIVATE PARTY TRANSFERS
By Federal law, when Person A wants to sell a gun to Person B, there is almost nothing that has to be done. By law, Person A must not be under the suspicion that Person B is not legally allowed to own guns. So long as Person A has no reason to believe that Person B is not allowed to own guns, and they are of proper age, then the sale commences. That is 100% legal under Federal law. Some states, such as California, require background checks for private party transfers. Even though it is legal to sell your buddy a gun at his house by Federal law, it is illegal under California state law to do so -unless both the buyer and seller show up to a gun shop or other FFL and do the background check, paperwork, and waiting period."
https://americanrifleman.wordpress.c...nd-other-laws/
So in Nevada (and a bunch of other States), the hypo I posted above works.
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An MP5 is a machine gun, and no, your situation does not cover that. |
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