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jdubub Senior Enthusiast

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Do you have a stamp for a suppressor? What are your plans for this gun?

 

 

Not yet..... shouldn't be an issue. Currently in the process. this will basically be a tactical target weapon, and as soon as I can find a holster to fit the C5L it will be on me during hog and deer hunting

 

5-6 month wait on that tax stamp right now.

 

 

yea it sucks.... I figure I can go thru everything, I will forget about it then BAM it's here lol

 

Just curious..... how do you get a hand-gun as a gift? Who's name is on it or did you pre-register for it?

 

Just not sure how that would work. I sure as hell wouldn't buy a hand gun and let someone else have it.

 

 

In the great state of TX It's just like wurgs stated. The guy bought it, and gave it to me. While yes it can be traced to him as the original purchaser, he has the right to give it, or sell it to anyone and so on. I have received numerous guns as gifts over the years :thumbs:

 

Just curious..... how do you get a hand-gun as a gift? Who's name is on it or did you pre-register for it?

 

Just not sure how that would work. I sure as hell wouldn't buy a hand gun and let someone else have it.

 

 

It would depend on that states laws. In ND gunshow and private sales don't require any paperwork to be recorded, should keep a receipt for proof of sale just to be safe though. Only paperwork actually recorded is the original sale of the new gun.

 

 

Same here :thumbs:

TJay74 Senior Enthusiast

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Anyone can gift a gun as long as the gift if now considered a straw sale. Meaning as long as the person recieving the gun is able to legally own a weapon and is not a convicted felon then it is fine to give a gun as a gift.

blackout07 Senior Enthusiast

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No stamp needed for a flash suppressor or thread on muzzle brake. One will be required for a noise suppressor though.

 

 

When someone refers to suppressor, I think "silencer." Not muzzle break.

kdixer Enthusiast

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No stamp needed for a flash suppressor or thread on muzzle brake. One will be required for a noise suppressor though.

 

 

When someone refers to suppressor, I think "silencer." Not muzzle break.

 

 

I agree, I just was not sure exactly which one he was looking to get. Alot of people get muzzle breaks for plinking or competition shooting. And since he was talking about a red dot I assumed he might be heading more in that direction.

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Anyone can gift a gun as long as the gift if now considered a straw sale. Meaning as long as the person recieving the gun is able to legally own a weapon and is not a convicted felon then it is fine to give a gun as a gift.

 

It's a little more complicated than that in some States.

 

 

In CA and a few other States, any transfer of a hand gun must be done through a licensed gun dealer and that transfer is reported.

 

When my Dad died, I received his military issued 45. I had to re-register the gun into my name. I had to bring in a copy of the will and his Death Certificate.

 

If I did not do that and the gun were found in my possession, it is a felony. I plan to give the gun to my grandson soon. I want to be sure that the record is clear on that gun so that it doesn't get confiscated upon my death.

mhenshaw Senior Enthusiast

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And with all that mess you have to go through wavery that is why I am glad I dont reside in california.

 

 

x2 in Tennessee we can ship shotguns and rifles to other Tennesses residence without the need for a FFL. If we ship out of state it has to go to a FFL.

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And with all that mess you have to go through wavery that is why I am glad I dont reside in california.

 

 

x2 in Tennessee we can ship shotguns and rifles to other Tennesses residence without the need for a FFL. If we ship out of state it has to go to a FFL.

 

We can ship, buy, sell trade shotguns and rifles without issue. Hand guns are this issue in CA.

 

All of us Californians are glad that there aren't more people here too.... whatever it takes to keep people from moving here.... I'm for it.... :P

MikeNH Senior Enthusiast

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CA gun laws suck, along with just about everything else I look for in a place I'd want to live. I like looking at the beaches and the women there but that's about it. :lol:

wavery Enthusiast

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CA gun laws suck, along with just about everything else I look for in a place I'd want to live. I like looking at the beaches and the women there but that's about it. :lol:

 

Yep!!!! Pretty lousy place to live..... even a lousier place to visit. High unemployment, all those restrictive laws, taxes, gang violence..... don't even get me started on the earthquakes. Can't understand why anyone would want to come here. :sick::tumbleweed:
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Here's my Christmas gift to myself.

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