Whether or not you can buy a gun in their state depends on the state law, but you pretty much universally cannot buy a handgun outside of your home state. Typically, you would have them ship the gun to an FFL licenced dealer, where you would fill out the Form 4473 and pay a receiving fee.
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Note- when buying a long gun outside your home state, it MUST (Federal law) be from a licensed dealer. As said above, friend can have it transferred to you through a licensed dealer, but not directly.
probably not. but, did he buy gun legally or thru a 'friend'. also, was his criminal record expunged, whereby he would not show a record if buying a firearm.........
You can order it online, and buying it in the store depends on the state.
In many cases, yes, although state laws vary. If the gun is an NFA item, then the answer is usually no. There are different rules depending on what state(s) you are traveling through and what type of gun it is.
That depends on the individual campground's rules and regulations.
Find a gun you like, have money to buy, be 18 for a long gun, be 21 for handgun, passs background check, depending on the state, take gun home or wait 3-7 days to take gun home
Depends on which gun you are buying, but in general, yes, it is. Contact the New Jersey State Police for additional information. This is a fairly complex process and takes several months to complete.
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It all depends on where you live, where your friend lives, what type of weapon, how old you are, how old your friend is, local, state and federal laws.
You will have to contact a lawyer. To many variables and you don't state if it was a felony conviction or not.
In the US, you'll need a federal or state identification card (such as a drivers licence). If you're buying a regular Title I long gun (rifle or shotgun), it's pretty simple. All paperwork you need to fill out is provided by the dealer. If you're buying it in a state other than your own, you may be required to show proof of residence at the address shown on your licence. Handgun purchases vary from state to state. Some states first require you to purchase pistol permits, and some do not. Any gun shop can inform you of any additional requirements in your state.
Yes. If you lie on the 4473 and get caught.