redeemed.man
Ultimate Member
It's about intent. In the case you reference the gun was intended to be straw purchase from the get go. Way different than a guy deciding he wants to sell his gun. You are fine.
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RoadDawg
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- Dec 6, 2010
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Yep... He bought it to save his uncle money on the purchase. He never intended to keep the pistol for himself. The fact that it was a "Blue Label" Glock... had absolutely nothing to do with the trouble he found himself in.
• One may buy a firearm... and one may later sell said firearm... Or give the firearm away as a gift.
• One may NOT buy a firearm as a straw purchaser for another person.
It's a fine distinction... but easy to avoid.
• Don't buy any firearm "for someone else who would not otherwise be able to buy that firearm" for ANY reason.
That would be "making a straw purchase" which is against Federal law.
AliasNeo07
Ultimate Member
If you're okay with the caliber, it's a great price for a reliable pistol.
