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Hey guys, a little clarification if you would...
I was under the impression that the "must provide a gun safety device" ie cable lock only pertained to handgun transfers. I have purchased a few long guns and have never had to have a lock with them, only the make and model of my safe. When doing a recent transfer with a long gun, the guys at the shop told me they have to include a cable lock as the federal law overrides the state law and pertains to all firearms.
It's amazing how confusing and vague the laws can be. I get totally different answers from different people at different gun stores.
When doing a transfer where one person is sending the rifle from one FFL to another FFL to do a transfer, does the buyer have to pay sales tax? I recently had a handgun transferred here from out of state and one shop told me they have to charge tax to do the transfer while another shop didn't. I also recently had a gun shipped from in-state and was told that I will have to pay sales tax to do the transfer.
Thanks in advance.
Rob
I was under the impression that the "must provide a gun safety device" ie cable lock only pertained to handgun transfers. I have purchased a few long guns and have never had to have a lock with them, only the make and model of my safe. When doing a recent transfer with a long gun, the guys at the shop told me they have to include a cable lock as the federal law overrides the state law and pertains to all firearms.
It's amazing how confusing and vague the laws can be. I get totally different answers from different people at different gun stores.
When doing a transfer where one person is sending the rifle from one FFL to another FFL to do a transfer, does the buyer have to pay sales tax? I recently had a handgun transferred here from out of state and one shop told me they have to charge tax to do the transfer while another shop didn't. I also recently had a gun shipped from in-state and was told that I will have to pay sales tax to do the transfer.
Thanks in advance.
Rob
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