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Im acquiring about 15 long arms from my father who lives in Alaska. Any idea what i should expect to pay in ffl fees? Do i get a break for multiple firearms
5And yes it's one background check but you can only 4 guns per 4473 I believe
you'd think i knew it was 5 per. i blame it on getting too much sun today haha5
If he ships to himself here then that shouldn't be an issue, nor should him just giving them to you once here.
Simple shipment transfer from FFL to FFL with no paperwork involved, just a fee to accept the package.
Go to FFL, show proof of ID, collect box, leave.
AFAIK no need to fill out any forms or transfer BS.
At least there's none when somone gives thier kid a gun for Christmas or a private sale is conducted, so can't see how if he gave you the stuff under the conditions above you would need to either.
m2c
I don't think this would ever happen.5
Simple shipment transfer from FFL to FFL with no paperwork involved, just a fee to accept the package.
Go to FFL, show proof of ID, collect box, leave.
AFAIK no need to fill out any forms or transfer BS.
m2c
Ya, prolly right on that.A dealer isn't going to have rifles sitting in his shop without being logged in
+1. Machine parts lolYa, prolly right on that.
I wasn't thinking of it that way. More along the lines of knowing when a package is going to arrive and pretty much sitting on the front step of the shop to collect it once its handed off to the shop.
Sort of 'only there for 3 seconds' kind of thing.
One way to find out for sure though: ask the local FFL's what/how they would go about it as regardless of what we think or the sometimes vauge nuances of law and policy, they aren't going to do anything that they don't want to do regardless of it being legal or costing them business.
Looks more and more like a box of machine parts shipped residence to residence is really the way to go doesn't it.