Re-Educate me on PPT

[M1A Rifleman]

I used to be aware of how ppt for handguns worked, but now not so sure any more.
1) For old or vintage handguns, are they required to be on the safety list for a ppt?

2) Can an FFL sell vintage handguns manufactured prior to the law for listing "safe" handguns?

3) How does a ppt work for buyers and sellers in different parts of the state, does a ppt require a FtF sale/transfer?

4) How do the gun broker bid sites do a transfer?

By vintage or old I mean from the 1980's back.

Thanks for the education.

[neomedic]

If it's a PPT, no safety list / roster is necessary. Just PPT away.

As to vintage guns, I think C&R still need to go through FFL if buying from a store or from a private party after new legislation. I'm sure, so don't quote me on this. Others will give better info on C&R since I'm not a big collector of vintage arms so never really looked into it.

[TheWoodCrafter]

I am pretty sure C & R guns must be over 50 year old.
These can go through an FFL and don't have to be on the roster.
Antiques must be made prior to 1899 (I think) and don't have to go through an FFL.
Just cash and carry.

[morrcarr67]

I am pretty sure C & R guns must be over 50 year old.
These can go through an FFL and don't have to be on the roster.
Antiques must be made prior to 1899 (I think) and don't have to go through an FFL.
Just cash and carry.

And, you sure would be pretty wrong.

ALL C&R handguns are roster exempt.

If a dealer has one in their inventory they can transfer it to a non exempt person.

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[TheWoodCrafter]

And, you sure would be pretty wrong.

ALL C&R handguns are roster exempt.

If a dealer has one in their inventory they can transfer it to a non exempt person.

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I am pretty sure I said the same thing.
Try reading it again.

So WRONG, it is not.

[beetle]

I used to be aware of how ppt for handguns worked, but now not so sure any more.
1) For old or vintage handguns, are they required to be on the safety list for a ppt?

2) Can an FFL sell vintage handguns manufactured prior to the law for listing "safe" handguns?

3) How does a ppt work for buyers and sellers in different parts of the state, does a ppt require a FtF sale/transfer?

4) How do the gun broker bid sites do a transfer?

By vintage or old I mean from the 1980's back.

Thanks for the education.

If it really is a PPT, or person to person transfer, than the safety roster does not apply. As long as the handgun is not an assault weapon, you can meet up with another guy and buy/sell a handgun. Note that I said meet up -- PPT is a face to face transaction. No shipping or mailing the gun.

If you are not meeting up with a buyer/seller in person, than the transaction is a dealer(FFL) transfer. This type of transaction IS limited by the roster. Only guns on the roster can be transferred by the dealer. However, guns that are 50+ years old (or on the ATF C&R list) are exempt from the roster. Guns from the 1980s are not old enough to be exempt from the roster and therefore cannot be transferred through a dealer (must be face to face).

Guns purchased through gunbroker are sent to a dealer, so they are subject to the roster.

[morrcarr67]

I am pretty sure I said the same thing.
Try reading it again.

So WRONG, it is not.

They don't have to be 50 years old. There are many that are less than 50 years old and are C&R.

So yes you would be wrong.

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