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Well if they both stepped outside of.... Massachusetts..... just sayin. Of course it depends on whether or not somebody thinks that s128 a/b garbage applies to a Massachusetts resident orbitally even when they're in Antarctica or something...
it has been a while but If I recall the change in law only affected off roster pistols transfers from an 01's to an 03'sIf both parties have C&R licenses then a FFL should be able to do the transfer now. I think that part of the 2014 MA law change exempting the dealer list for c&r item to c&r holders is now in effect.
Not true at all it got me a license with the green stripe at the top(as far as MA goes, your C&R isn't worth the paper it is printed on)
sure, just do the transfer out of state, then the buyer would need to do the registration when they return to ma, it is an FFL.... Why not?
So logically, this seems like it would be ok??? Is there a reason this wouldn't work?
Where in the rest of the free world, an 01 transferring from an 03 to an 03 is completely unnecessaryState law is never going to explicitly say “yeah here’s the rules but by the way none of this applies to you if you’re in the northern half of the Pheasant Lane Mall parking lot”, but that’s exactly how state laws work, they end at the border. Probably a good idea for the buyer to leave the Seller section blank if/when he fills out his FA-10.
Using a MA state gun dealer is another option because they can now transfer any C&R gun to a C&R holder.
I see no legal reason why, If you are far from the boarder find an indian reservation to do the transferSo logically, this seems like it would be ok??? Is there a reason this wouldn't work?