Is it legal to gift somebody a registered firearm if they live out of state?

No, California requires the transfer to take place at a licensed gun dealer.

Maybe you came over to his house to visit, maybe you accidentally left your gun there... oops!

just google it. Don't trust any random anons with important legal stuff like this

nssf.org/giving-a-firearm-as-a-gift-some-reminders-from-nssf/

>The following states (California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, New York, Oregon, Rhode Island, Washington State) and the District of Columbia require you to transfer a firearm through a local firearms retailer so an instant background check will be performed to make sure the recipient is not legally prohibited from owning the gun.

This. Look it up.

As long as it’s a Cali legal firearm, do it. There is nothing illegal about it.

Everything is legal under the second amendment. Just don't let the gov know

you would have to go through a federally licensed dealer i believe in Cali for sure some sort of 'government agent' would have to be a middle man.

wiki.calgunsfoundation.org/index.php?title=Transferring_Firearms_Among_Some_Family_Members#:~:text=California allows Non-FFL transfers,the person receiving the gun.

as for inter-state transfer.
>California allows Non-FFL transfers among certain family members, all of whom live within California. Federal law has nothing similar - an intrafamily transfer between residents of different states must use a FFL in the state of residence of the person receiving the gun.

In all cases the law specifies the receiver must not be prohibited from owning guns.

The applicable Penal Code is 27545

Just do it and keep your mouth shut about it, faggot.

Firearms are legal items. Can you give a family member a car? A toaster? Yes. Just don't tell anyone, its none of their business.

also, /k/ would have been better to ask
nssf.org/giving-a-firearm-as-a-gift-some-reminders-from-nssf/

>There’s no federal law that prohibits a gift of a firearm to a relative or friend who lives in your home state. Abramski v. United States, a recent Supreme Court decision involving a “straw purchase” of a firearm did not change the law regarding firearms as gifts. The following states (California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, New York, Oregon, Rhode Island, Washington State) and the District of Columbia require you to transfer a firearm through a local firearms retailer so an instant background check will be performed to make sure the recipient is not legally prohibited from owning the gun. Maryland and Pennsylvania require a background check for private party transfer of a handgun. There are exceptions, so it’s important to carefully check the law of your state or ask your local firearms retailer.

This happened to me all the time.

Just loan your dad a shotgun. Soros niggers can burn down and loot the entire state but you can't loan your dad who isn't a criminal a shotgun?
Why are we the only ones playing by the rules while these communists destroy society.

Dumbest place to ask. There’s hourly photos of aliens and talks of people eating babies.
There’s honestly better places to ask, faggot.

Don't listen to this faggot Zig Forums is at the forefront of legal and medical technology and knowledge.
Google comes here when it doesn't know.

i work at a gun shop in cali,you need to send it through an ffl dealer with a letter stating its for a gift

You can still give guns as gifts to family members

and if it’s a shotgun like pic related and not an assault rifle or pistol there isn’t a registration, California and yeah even NY don’t have registration of manually operated (pump, lever, bolt) guns or ones with permanently affixed magazines (tubes)

Yet

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Ask a gun dealer dumbass. You go to pol for legal advice.

Depends on the state, here in NC you can gift someone an unregistered firearm, handguns might be a bit weird

>imagine registering a firearm
Laughs in Missourian

oag.ca.gov/firearms/pubfaqs#5

It’s question number 5 or 6

As long as it’s not a handgun or assault rifle you’re fine, just drive it to him or have him pick it up

face to face between family members is usually ok

>FFL to FFL out of state

This only for purchasing though, not gifting, right?

this

>getting legal advice from 4 chan

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You are a complete dumbass for posting this.

what if he forgets it and leaves it in dads house?

Things change when you're from different states. Communist countries like Cali, especially.

what's the best gun for a child? say a 6 year old

FAMAS or Hi-Point

write up a bill of sale and sell it to him for a dollar. keep it with your ffl transfer documents and any receipts

Any "gun law" is a violation of the 2nd amendment.

P90