I have a co-worker who is interested in potentially purchasing a firearm I currently have for sale and I will be meeting him at a local range this weekend for him to try it before buying if you will, but I have one small reservation.
Said co-worker transferred to my location about a year ago but, because he still owns his previous house out of state where his fiancé is living until she finishes her residency and he hasn't bought a house here yet, he hasn't updated his driver's license to reflect his new address in our state. Otherwise he meets all definitions of residency (apartment lease, water and electric bills, vehicle registration, and a CCL under his name at his new address).
Since FTF sales are fully legal in my state, would it be legal, under Federal law, for me to complete a FTF sale without going through an FFL even though he has an out of state license?
Also I am fully aware that it is entirely possible that I am overthinking this.
Said co-worker transferred to my location about a year ago but, because he still owns his previous house out of state where his fiancé is living until she finishes her residency and he hasn't bought a house here yet, he hasn't updated his driver's license to reflect his new address in our state. Otherwise he meets all definitions of residency (apartment lease, water and electric bills, vehicle registration, and a CCL under his name at his new address).
Since FTF sales are fully legal in my state, would it be legal, under Federal law, for me to complete a FTF sale without going through an FFL even though he has an out of state license?
Also I am fully aware that it is entirely possible that I am overthinking this.