Nevada loophole?

[keenkeen]

The amount of gas you spend driving back and forth twice will pretty much be the same as if you were doing a SSE at valkeryie arms.

Not only would it be better that way, you will also be supporting a good store.

No waiting in NV so it would be driving back and forth Once...

[Quiet]

No waiting in NV so it would be driving back and forth Once...

Not entirely true...
Clark County (Nevada) has a three day waiting period for handguns.
If you have a handgun registered with LVMPD, you are exempt from the waiting period.

[morrcarr67]

I wish I could find it.

But, I remember reading that BATF had arrested several people in AZ from CA for doing this very thing.

Good luck with your choices.

[jeep7081]

I wish I could find it.

But, I remember reading that BATF had arrested several people in AZ from CA for doing this very thing.

Good luck with your choices.

Post the link. I would be interested in reading the article. So, CA residents had a AZ drivers license and were caught? How did they know?

[Madpyro]

Please dont group all us "young kids" together, ya old fart.

HEY, I resemble that!

[morrcarr67]

Post the link. I would be interested in reading the article. So, CA residents had a AZ drivers license and were caught? How did they know?

I can't find it. It was on the BATF website under the Breaking News section but I don't remember how long ago I saw it.

[sanjosebmx]

the individual also must have an intention of making a home in that State.

don't know how someone could prove an individual did not 'intend' to make a home there...

[morrcarr67]

don't know how someone could prove an individual did not 'intend' to make a home there...

If you buy a house in NV and rent it out to someone else I bet they could prove you did not intend on living there.

[badhabit90]

And what's with this "Maintaining a Residence" business? What if your house is an absolute mess?

harr harr....

[badhabit90]

Not entirely true...
Clark County (Nevada) has a three day waiting period for handguns.
If you have a handgun registered with LVMPD, you are exempt from the waiting period.

this is also true for my father in law in RENO,nv. he also possesessess a CCpermit and gets his guns in about 20 minutes. seen it first hand....man its nice....

[Saym14]

I can't modify the mags myself for an XDM, because the shop has to sell it to me with CA legal mags. I asked if I can buy it without mags and they said no because I need to do the safe handling demonstration with the equipment I will be buying.

I will see if there's another shop that can do it all, and maybe I will get myself a new XDM 525.

just go to TableRock Arms, Ryan Rocks. you do not need to have a mag to do a safe handling demonstration. also some FFl's will let you do the test on a similair gun (XD)

[Falstaff]

You used to be able to get a seasonal
ID for NV but the NV gun dealers are no
Longer allowed to accept a seasonal NV ID for
Xfers There are a couple threads on this with some good info

[JTROKS]

Did you by any chance stumble on this website? If it's a dupe just ignore.

http://www.gunlaw.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=39&Itemid=83

[Quiet]

Post the link. I would be interested in reading the article. So, CA residents had a AZ drivers license and were caught? How did they know?

Last 2-3 years, CA residents with NV IDs were being busted by the BATFE for acquiring firearms in NV and then bring them to CA.

It's the reason why NV DPS have instructed NV FFL dealers to no longer accept NV Seasonal Resident IDs as valid proof of NV residency and the reason why NV DMV now mails out NV DL/ID to a NV address, instead of letting you walk out with it. Also the reason why NV FFL dealers were instructed to report suspicious buyers with CA license plates on their vehicles.


AFAIK...
Last big bust was about 2 years ago, when a NV FFL dealer contacted BATFE about a transfer they just did. Two people showed up with new NV IDs and bought multiple handguns and rifles, then loaded them up in a vehicle with CA license plates. BATFE followed up, the people did not live at the residence on their NV IDs and lived at a residence in CA. Records (4473s) from multiple NV FFL dealers showed they made multiple purchases over the course of a year. After being arrested, both persons admitted to obtaining NV IDs to obtain firearms. One of the persons ended up being a felon, who was using a false identity.

One of the reasons Citadel Gun & Safe, in Las Vegas, lost their FFL was due to letting CA residents take firearms they bought for an extra fee.

[morrcarr67]

Last 2-3 years, CA residents with NV IDs were being busted by the BATFE for acquiring firearms in NV and then bring them to CA.

It's the reason why NV DPS have instructed NV FFL dealers to no longer accept NV Seasonal Resident IDs as valid proof of NV residency and the reason why NV DMV now mails out NV DL/ID to a NV address, instead of letting you walk out with it. Also the reason why NV FFL dealers were instructed to report suspicious buyers with CA license plates on their vehicles.


AFAIK...
Last big bust was about 2 years ago, when a NV FFL dealer contacted BATFE about a transfer they just did. Two people showed up with new NV IDs and bought multiple handguns and rifles, then loaded them up in a vehicle with CA license plates. BATFE followed up, the people did not live at the residence on their NV IDs and lived at a residence in CA. Records (4473s) from multiple NV FFL dealers showed they made multiple purchases over the course of a year. After being arrested, both persons admitted to obtaining NV IDs to obtain firearms. One of the persons ended up being a felon, who was using a false identity.

One of the reasons Citadel Gun & Safe, in Las Vegas, lost their FFL was due to letting CA residents take firearms they bought for an extra fee.

Maybe that was the one I read. I thought it was AZ though. See what happens when I think