?? on out of state purchases

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  • jonkertb

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    I'm planning a road trip to FL for a short vacation and will probably stop at a few gun shops while on the road...what is the law regarding a purchase of handgun and or long gun while travelling out of state?? I have a L to C.....looking for a Makarov w/o paying like I'm at Don's LOL

    edit....opps....do I read right that I can purchase anything from a FLL dealer in person even if out of state???
    so...any recommended stops between Indy and Vero Beach FL :>)



    thanks
    tom
     
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    exile

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    I'm planning a road trip to FL for a short vacation and will probably stop at a few gun shops while on the road...what is the law regarding a purchase of handgun and or long gun while travelling out of state?? I have a L to C.....looking for a Makarov w/o paying like I'm at Don's LOL
    thanks
    tom

    You can buy a long gun in most states that border IN,

    You would have to have any handgun shipped back to a FFL in this state, no matter what other state you're buying it in.
     

    Eprobertson1

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    I found this on the web from a forum from 2008

    Under federal law, you can buy a shotgun or rifle at a FFl Dealer in any state, following that federal and state laws.

    Handguns may be purchased, but must be shipped back to a FFL dealer in your own state, and transferred to you via your home state law.
     
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