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The original poster is mistaken.... a little history here... prior to 1986 the Gun Control Act of 1968 allowed one to buy a LONG-GUN ONLY from an FFL IN A ADJOINING STATE, HOWEVER THE STATES INVOLVED HAD TO PASS ENABLING LEGISLATION. Many states still have a law on the books that says "it is...

"Not a lawyer, and not from NY, but I've heard (I think here on THR), that NYPD explicitly refuses to recognize the Firearm Owner's Protection Act." Untrue... NYPD is aware of the law... I have traveled through NYC on occation and never had a problem...

A handgun is a firearm (revolver or pistol) designed to be held and fired with one hand. A pistol is a handgun whose chamber is integral with the barrel. A revolver is not technically a pistol... this is a rather old definition and is going out of use...

Durability, simplicity, size and the lack of a need for HIGH (say 30X+) magnification...

Deadly force is just that... it does really matter in the eye of the LAW what weapon you use... that being said use of a knife OR worse yet a razor gives the impression of illegality to many people... and some of those people might be on YOUR jury or grand jury. I disagree on your stats for the...

It is a violation of the Gun Control Act of 1968 to sell, give as a gift etc etc ANY firearm to an out of state resident. The firearm needs to be shipped to an FFL in the recipents state for transfer.

It is a violation of Federal Law (the Gun Control Act of 1968) for an individual to sell, give as a gift etc etc ANY firearm to an out of state resident... your FATHER should ship the firearm to an FFL in YOUR state... Sec. 922. Unlawful acts (a) It shall be unlawful - snip 3) for any...

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ALL BP firearms are not regulated under the GCA 68...

The possession of POV's in the sandbox is a violation of General Order Number 1... along with alcohol etc etc...

I remember reading about such a holster for M1911's years ago... I forget the manufacturer... one of the dumbest ideas I've ever heard of...

Funny use of the word "hoodrat"... http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=hoodrat

<John Jovino is the only gun store in NYC. Actually it is the only gun store in MANHATTAN. <They are the NUMBER ONE SOURCE of crime guns in NYC as well. BULLS*IT.... <A store staffed by NYC finest retired and off duty, A store where you must show your NYPD ID or your NYC gun permit...

Legal... yes.... however this violates the rules of most shipping companies that require an FFL on at least one end of the transaction...

It seems like we are getting the terms RENTING and POSSESION confused... if the firearm is still under the control of the person that owns it... the renter does NOT possess it as far as sec 922 is concerned...

I do not have a problem with it EXCEPT that you should keep in mind that this information is now PUBLIC... NEVER PUT ANTHING ON THE INTERNET THAT YOU WOULD NOT MIND READING ON THE FRONT PAGE OF THE NEWSPAPER...

"The Form 6(not From 6) is for temporarily importing a firearm for hunting or target shooting. It has nothing to do with importing anything permanently. Certainly not parts. Duty and taxes aren't the ATF's responsibility either." This is incorrect... There are several different ATF Form...

"Is it legal to take a reciever(serialized) and use it within my own firearm creation? It would be nothing like the firearm I took the reciever from but the reciver is legaly mine." This depends on what the ORIGINAL firearm was and what you are making it into.... example... modifying a...

Sec 922r ONLY applies to semiautomatic rifles and shotguns...

There is lots of bad advice in this thread... "He could always give it to a Class2 manufacturer who could register it as a post sample." "If he could find a semi-auto parts kit he could install them and make the rifle legal." He has three choices... -the weapon cannot legally be...