Recent content by dk148

FFL's do not have the ability to trace firearms. Contact the ATF and see if they can help you, and they may not have the time or the information to help.

http://www.dartmouth.edu/~news/releases/2006/02/06.html There seems to be some research that suggests that the human brain doesn't fully develop until the mid-twenties. And based on things I used to do from 16-24 I would tend to agree with the research. ;) And I voted no.

If your friend is a resident of NY and you are a resident of NJ, the only way you can legally get the rifle is to transfer it through an FFL in NJ. There is another legal way but that involves a will and the owner dying, you don't want to go that route:D.

Very good info here. I always ship usps when I can. I also live in rural area, so I know all the employees at my local Post Office. They usually ask me for my form 1508 whenever I hand them a box that isn't a firearm, and I thank them for reminding me but tell them it's not a firearm...

Gang members need to become more adept at catching bullets. We should help them in their training every chance we get. :D As far as removing the slide on a glock, attempting this should help their bullet catching abilities immensely.

If you have an residence in AZ and have some sort of government issued documentation (tax bill for example)with your AZ address and your other ID (drivers license, etc) shows your WA address. You can still buy a handgun in AZ. Look at page 5 on this questions 20a, 20b...

Good deal. But keep the CZ, it is the best one of the group by far. ;)

Shades of why I left NY in the first place.

I beleive MD law requires something like this craptactular thing: http://www.visualock.com/

There is nothing wrong with a parent buying a firearm for their child to use. The parent is the rightful owner of the firearm, and allows their child to use the firearm for hunting or training purposes. Once the child is old enough to own the firearm legally the parent can give it to the child...

You would have to go with the owner of the firearm to the FFL in Maine or have it delivered to the FFL with a copy of the owners ID. Check with the FFL in Maine.

It would have to be a will or intestate succession for that to be legal. http://codes.lp.findlaw.com/uscode/18/I/44/922 look at 3 and 5

Since it is an out of state transaction you will have to go through an FFL. The Long guns (as long as they are legal in NY) can be transfered to you in Maine through a local FFL (make sure they are willing to do it). If you cannot find an FFL in Maine willing to transfer the long guns to you...

Typical, news media crap about guns.