P-64 Question

[Scar13]

I bought a Radom P-64 a couple of years ago with my C&R license from Turners and have decided to sell the gun. I have the pistol listed on Gunbroker and I am getting a lot of questions about selling the gun to another C&R licensed individual out of state. The main question being asked is whether or not I can send the gun directly to the bidding winners home address. Do you guys have advice on this type of sale?

[Sailormilan2]

My understanding is, 03 to 03 is just fine. The receiving 03 can receive from a non 03.
In reality, the state law at the receiver's end is what determines it. But, the seller has to include a copy of their 03 license.
That was my experience when I had my 03 license, but it's been a couple of years since I let it go. But, I only used it for rifles.

[Tovarish]

By federal law it's fine. Some states prohibit it, however, California being one. I don't know how you can find a list of states prohibiting such a shipment.

You know, I'd wager you could make more money and have an easier transfer if you just listed it on the marketplace for $250, or $200 if you want a fast sale. These things can be ordered from surplus sites for $220 and they don't have to worry about shipping restrictions like you do.

[Scar13]

Thanks all

[morrcarr67]

By federal law it's fine. Some states prohibit it, however, California being one. I don't know how you can find a list of states prohibiting such a shipment.

You know, I'd wager you could make more money and have an easier transfer if you just listed it on the marketplace for $250, or $200 if you want a fast sale. These things can be ordered from surplus sites for $220 and they don't have to worry about shipping restrictions like you do.

A good place to look would be a lot of the web stores that sell a lot of C&R guns.

Placed like J&G Sales, AIM Surplus and let's not not forget Classic Firearms. In fact Dennis; the owner of Classic Firearms, is a member of CalGuns.

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[joefrank64k]

I think Dennis Kroh owns Empire Arms.

FWIW, New York, CA, and New Jersey are three that require a licensed dealer, regardless of C&R status, on pistols.

IMHO, YMMV, etc.