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virginia mountainman

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4. You are 99% correct..

Fri Dec 11, 2015, 03:25 PM

Dec 2015

While it is technically legal to ship a gun from a person, to another person that lives in the same state as you (depending on state transfer laws)

USPS, UPS, etc will not do it.

Intrastate transfers between two individuals tend to be "face to face" because their is no way to ship a gun from a person, to a "non FFL, or gunsmith"

This is one of the "great loopholes" that they crow endlessly about, the gun show loophole only exists in there minds, and the moaning a endless whining is about "face to face" transfers' between state residents. Anyone who continues to argue about it is only exposing how little they know..

It is sort of like the people you see driving down the road, in the rain with their flashers on. All they are doing is advertising their ignorance.

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Question to FBI Dir.: "If I buy a gun on the internet is it delivered to my home?" [View all] aikoaiko Dec 2015 OP

Mostly correct sarisataka Dec 2015 #1

Thanks. aikoaiko Dec 2015 #5

Just pass a law and the law can then be clarified. Eleanors38 Dec 2015 #2

I've read that this has heppened when buying guns from the darkweb, but Malraiders Dec 2015 #3

I'm sure a lot of sketchy things happen on the darkweb. aikoaiko Dec 2015 #7

You are 99% correct.. virginia mountainman Dec 2015 #4

So functionally, one can't do an intrastate transfer between private parties. aikoaiko Dec 2015 #6

Correct! Eom virginia mountainman Dec 2015 #8

Threads like this are what the Gungeon is for, but you knew that already. nt Electric Monk Dec 2015 #9

I think it still open discussion but you wouldn't know that. aikoaiko Dec 2015 #11

Simple answer no. ileus Dec 2015 #10