Mike1234567
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Just curious and sorry if this has been answered...
In the process of moving, if a person has one or more firearms that are legally configured in the originating state of residence and, if said firearm(s) is/are also legal in the destination state, what if one or more states in between (just driving through) have laws against said firearms? Is one forced to pay FFL fees to have them shipped to the destination state? If so, how would one deal with picking them up if declaring one's new state of residence takes longer than thirty days? Would it be prudent to have a written agreement with the receiving FFL to allow more than ample time? With reference to shipping and FFL fees it seems very unfair to force such expense on one who has already paid those once. Also, if one has several firearms to transfer that could be very costly.
In the process of moving, if a person has one or more firearms that are legally configured in the originating state of residence and, if said firearm(s) is/are also legal in the destination state, what if one or more states in between (just driving through) have laws against said firearms? Is one forced to pay FFL fees to have them shipped to the destination state? If so, how would one deal with picking them up if declaring one's new state of residence takes longer than thirty days? Would it be prudent to have a written agreement with the receiving FFL to allow more than ample time? With reference to shipping and FFL fees it seems very unfair to force such expense on one who has already paid those once. Also, if one has several firearms to transfer that could be very costly.