I am not sure about the entire state of Florida. Dade certainly has no "gun show loophole". Since it is left to the Counties, I bet there are counties where individual sales at gun shows are not outlawed. I live in Broward, and I have seen many folks selling privately at the gun show here, and I have never seen the signs that .cheese talked about. Maybe Broward does not have such ordinance (which will be shocking since the local government is rather anti-gun).
New Miami Law? No private sales?
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I am not sure about the entire state of Florida. Dade certainly has no "gun show loophole". Since it is left to the Counties, I bet there are counties where individual sales at gun shows are not outlawed. I live in Broward, and I have seen many folks selling privately at the gun show here, and I have never seen the signs that .cheese talked about. Maybe Broward does not have such ordinance (which will be shocking since the local government is rather anti-gun).
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the three day wait applies to gun stores, the 3-5 day wait for sales that occur upon land that the public has a right to entry.
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I'd check with the state AG's office or maybe the FL Div of Licensing, www.myflorida.com . They may know more. To my knoledge in Florida, handguns may be bought and sold by owners w/o a FFL holder or shop involved. In PA, it's a misdeamnor,
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I'd check with the state AG's office or maybe the FL Div of Licensing, www.myflorida.com . They may know more. To my knoledge in Florida, handguns may be bought and sold by owners w/o a FFL holder or shop involved. In PA, it's a misdeamnor,
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Correct, unless it is done on property that the public has a right to access AND the county in which the sale takes place has an ordinance prohibiting same. See Art 8, section 5(b) of the state constitution.
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