So, hypothetically...
You have a family member who decided they no longer want a gun in their home, they give it to you, you tell them to go to the gunstore with you to do the transfer. They do not have time to do that but you tell them you will store it for them until they can get to a gunstore. They also no longer have a valid FSC as it expired. They are VERY clear that they are giving it to you and you KNOW it was purchased by them from a gunstore years ago. They move out of state for a job. Can you sell the pistol?
I hear that you can so long as it is not stolen, got it. But I am unclear on if a dros will get kicked back if it is not in your name as the seller.
You have a family member who decided they no longer want a gun in their home, they give it to you, you tell them to go to the gunstore with you to do the transfer. They do not have time to do that but you tell them you will store it for them until they can get to a gunstore. They also no longer have a valid FSC as it expired. They are VERY clear that they are giving it to you and you KNOW it was purchased by them from a gunstore years ago. They move out of state for a job. Can you sell the pistol?
I hear that you can so long as it is not stolen, got it. But I am unclear on if a dros will get kicked back if it is not in your name as the seller.


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