A hypothetical question re:C&R transfer

[ccandgc]

Ok,
say Mr.X is a C&R holder living in CA. Has a C&R rifle Mr. Y wants to buy. Mr. Y is a resident in another state. It just so happens Mr. Y is coming by Mr. X's residence in CA while on vacation. Can Mr.X legally transfer said C&R rifle to Mr. Y at the C&R licensee's residence, FTF, by logging required info in the BB?

Thanks!

[Gunaria]

Is Mr. Y an 03FFL as well?

[Mssr. Eleganté]

Ok,
say Mr.X is a C&R holder living in CA. Has a C&R rifle Mr. Y wants to buy. Mr. Y is a resident in another state. It just so happens Mr. Y is coming by Mr. X's residence in CA while on vacation. Can Mr.X legally transfer said C&R rifle to Mr. Y at the C&R licensee's residence, FTF, by logging required info in the BB?

Thanks!

If Mr. Y is not an FFL then it is legal if the transfer meets the following conditions...

1) The firearm is a C&R rifle or shotgun (Federal requirement)
2) The firearm is at least 50 years old (California requirement)
3) The out of state party comes to the C&R FFL's licensed premises (Federal requirement)
4) The transaction is legal in the buyer's State too (Federal requirement)

[ccandgc]

Is Mr. Y an 03FFL as well?

No.

[ccandgc]

If Mr. Y is not an FFL then it is legal if the transfer meets the following conditions...

1) The firearm is a C&R rifle or shotgun (Federal requirement)
2) The firearm is at least 50 years old (California requirement)
3) The out of state party comes to the C&R FFL's licensed premises (Federal requirement)
4) The transaction is legal in the buyer's State too (Federal requirement)

1. Yes
2. Yes
3. Planned
4. Yes

[Mssr. Eleganté]

1. Yes
2. Yes
3. Planned
4. Yes

Then you (or the hypothetical C&R FFL ) are good to go.

[ccandgc]

Thanks for the help and info. I must have looked at a hundred pages trying to find some answers, but I didn't have my glasses on.