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Question about an intrafamilial transfer
So my wifes father wants to gift her a HK Mark 23. He lives in a free state and we live in California. The Mark 23 comes with a threaded barrel and I know that is not legal in California. I believe he also has a non threaded barrel as well that will go in for the transfer to California. My question is, can he include the threaded barrel in the case as well? It would not be in the gun at all but along side it in a ziplocked bag that the non threaded barrel came in. We just weren't sure if there would be an issue with the threaded barrel in the case as well or not. Also if it cannot be included, where would the FFL get the serial number that should be on the barrel since it's a non stock unthreaded barrel in the gun when it gets here. Thanks for any help on this one.
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There’s no serial number on the slide or frame?
Have him mail you the barrel separately and include the non-threaded with the firearm? I’m sure Quiet or Librarian will chime in shortly. |
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Serial number on the frame is the one that counts in the USA. Ship the threaded barrel separately, the transfering FFL does not need to know of it or anything. Don't make it complicated.
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Mk 23 has serial numbers on barrel slide and frame. The only one that matters is the frame, the FFL could care less if the others are there or if they match.
Unless you know the FFL very well, my advice is to *not* include the threaded barrel in the package with the gun. |
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They don’t need to match up serial numbers. Think about all those mismatched C&R guns out there that transfer fine. GeForce is right, the one on the frame is what matters.
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