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Picked it up at D&T this afternoon, BIG THANKS TO DAVE! Got it home a fired a few rounds, shoots great, getting dark, more shooting on Saturday.

I see your point OS, I will not go any further.

None, I can get all I want or need off the web.

I did not make up the law. We all can read it and get 2 or 3 diff ways it will come out. When I do not know I will fall back on using a FFL.

POST #6          1)        May transfer a firearm to a non-resident via a Will or intestate succession (no Will but State law describes division of estate), § 922 (a)(5)(A).  May loan or rent a firearm to a non-resident for temporary lawful sporting purposes, § 922 (a)(5)( B). May send or deliver a firearm to a non-resident by first delivering the firearm to an FFL in the recipient’s State; the transfer would then take place at the FFL’s premises, § 922 (a)(1)(A).

:rofl: :rock:

It still has to stay in the owners state, if the owner takes it to another state, it can not be loaned, it has to be done through a FFL..

Yea till someone figures out how to hack it, and they will.

Nice shooting there, looks like that new AR is gona be a good un.

As long as the trigger resets all should be fine.

Not across state lines, only if the other person comes to TN and the rifle stays in TN.  

Thank you very much for that. Peace on Earth and Good Will to All Men.

Well you had a good Christmas, as most did I am sure.

Thanks guys, she saw it and wanted it as much as I do.

Yall doing well, That is good news on this day.

Well it is just my wife(fell and hurt her foot, boot and crutches, not to bad) Our son (23) still a sleep, and me. All is quite for now. I do remember the days of the rush to open the gifts. Latter we go out and shoot.

A few days ago this showed up on another forum and, well all I could think of was my wife. LOL So now it is on the way, should be here by Thursday. 1953 H&R Sportsman 22LR 9 shot.

I started one last year, just wife, son, daughter and myself. Give thanks for the day. Open the gifts, eat. Then we go into the back yard and shoot a lot, some of every firearm we own. Daughter is with her boy friend in Al this year, so it will be wife, son, his girl friend and me.

Bout time Dad!

Save your self the time, ship from a FFL to a FFL.

Pizza tonight, we will see about Christmas day.

     http://www.fedcoplaw.com/html/federal_firearms_laws.html     13.       Transferring Personal Firearms (sell, give, loan)                         a.         A resident of a State may transfer a firearm to a resident of the same State.                                     1)        But may not transfer a Hand Gun to a person under 18 years of age, § 922 (x)(1), 1 year or 10 years; see exceptions, § 922 (x)(3).                         b.         A resident of a State may not transfer a firearm to a resident of another State, § 922 (a)(5), 5 years, but ...                                     1)        May transfer a firearm to a non-resident via a Will or intestate succession (no Will but State law describes division of estate), § 922 (a)(5)(A).  May loan or rent a firearm to a non-resident for temporary lawful sporting purposes, § 922 (a)(5)(B). May send or deliver a firearm to a non-resident by first delivering the firearm to an FFL in the recipient’s State; the transfer would then take place at the FFL’s premises, § 922 (a)(1)(A).  

Aint no such thing, questions that are not asked will get ya hurt, ask away. Welcome to the site, first round on the new guy. Make mine a 25 ACP.

At least you did not light your self. :rofl:

Old news, in CA after the 1st of the year, all firearms, pistol, rifle and shotguns that are sold will be kept in a book or on a list forever with the state. In DC you have to registered every 2 years, every firearm.