Unregulated FTF Rifle Purchase in PA for MD Resident?

[doofoo]

Is this legal? Just trying to make sure. Looking to pickup a unregulated rifle via a FTF transaction in PA from a PA Resident. Me being a MD resident.

I found info on a store purchase is no issue, but wasn't sure on FTF.

 

[erwos]

It is illegal.

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[Inigoes]

You must go through a FFL for an out of state purchase in either PA or MD

 

[lx1x]

interstate = ffl required

you can only do ftf (unregulated and long guns) if both (seller and buyer) are from state.

(somebody will correct me on this).

edit: ok.. somebdy beat me to it.. haha

 

[doofoo]

Okay, so just FFL meetup with the other party - they run the instacheck and cash and carry?

 

[Inigoes]

Okay, so just FFL meetup with the other party - they run the instacheck and cash and carry?

Yep

 

[doofoo]

Yep

Good stuff.. Thanks for the quick replies everyone!

 

[Half-cocked]

There are 2 exceptions to this:

1. Muzzleloading firearms.
2. Antique firearms (manufactured 12/31/1898, or earlier.)

These are exempt from federal regulations regarding interstate transfers (state regulations still may apply.)

These probably don't apply in your particular situation, but I thought it might be worth mentioning anyway.

 

[yellowsled]

+1 meet at a ffl in PA. do the transfer through their dealer.

 

[yellowsled]

There are 2 exceptions to this:

1. Muzzleloading firearms.
2. Antique firearms (manufactured 12/31/1898, or earlier.)

These are exempt from federal regulations regarding interstate transfers (state regulations still may apply.)

These probably don't apply in your particular situation, but I thought it might be worth mentioning anyway.

3. and C&R guns with a FFL03

 

[doofoo]

3. and C&R guns with a FFL03

Yeah, have that.. This unfortunately isn't an antique or C&R purchase. Would have made things much easier.