Nyc transporting gun to another state

[BIGGBAY90]

I am very confused here. Since there is no transfer of ownership, merely transfer of location, how is an FFL involved? I don't see how NYC could require this.

Can an FFL even do something like this?

"Hi, Mr/s FFL, I'd like to transfer this firearm from myself to... myself..."

1-The transfer is from one ffl holder in one state to another.
2-f it's nyc they rules he must follow.
3-Travelers must be aware of these laws and comply with **legal requirements in each jurisdiction**,any place where he may lawfully possess and carry such firearm to any other place where he may lawfully possess and carry

 

[Sam1911]

Can an FFL even do something like this?

"Hi, Mr/s FFL, I'd like to transfer this firearm from myself to... myself..."

That does seem confusing, because normally that answer is "no," but this is one odd instance where it could work.

If the individual owns property in two states, and actually makes a home in (resides in) both states for some portion of the year, he is legally a resident of both states for the purposes of purchasing a firearm. SO, while an FFL cannot transfer a handgun to anyone who is not a resident of that FFL's state, in this case the individual asking for the transfer would indeed be so.

Now, as we've brought up before, since he can purchase a firearm in the other state -- because he is a legal resident for those purposes -- it makes a lot more sense to buy another gun in that state where NYC has nothing to say about the matter.

 

[BIGGBAY90]

Good ideal, but he has four guns in his state (nyc) and purchasing another one in the other state might be more then going through an ffl holder---and plus if he sales a gun to an ffl holder in ny "what will he get 20% of what he paid for it even if he shot it once--not good but that will be his choice