quick ffl tranfer question?

[xSARSx]

would i still have to do a ffl transfer if my brother was giving me his rifle to have? he lives with me if that matters.

[ChrisTKHarris]

Depends on the age of the rifle. If it's greater than 50 years old, no. If not then yes you would need to do an intrafamily transfer.

[Tripper]

Bad info

[Tripper]

Intra is not brother to brother, must be the line up/down
grandparent/parent/grandchild
No sideways transfers

[Tripper]

I can't give to my niece for instance it has to go to my dad then from him to his granddaughter, pain in the u know what too, as my dad has given me guns (long long ago) that he ultimately wants to his granddaughter once she is of age, now I have to get them back to him and him give to his daughter (my sister) so that she can give to her daughter in another 5 years of so.

[rromeo]

Tripper, your first post is completely wrong. First, it's not allowed to transfer it to parents for the purpose of transferring to a sibling. Second, there are no forms or fees with an intrafamilial long gun transfer.
Yes, that does make a valid question. How do they know? They don't, but we're good people.

[ChrisTKHarris]

Intra is not brother to brother, must be the line up/down
grandparent/parent/grandchild
No sideways transfers

Whoops thanks for the clarification.

[Tripper]

I retract missed the word rifle somehow

[xSARSx]

thanks guys for the info. you guys are much help.