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It's a gray area of law.
It sounds like you've already done everything you can do - i.e. filing the new FA-10. From the federal level, I'm sure Glock has taken care of things as far as the serial numbers go, etc. It's just the funky state stuff now.
What's unclear here is since this was a replacement gun - and it's NOT on the approved roster - is it legal - I would assume since it's a replacement from the manufacturer - yes - but it is a very grey area.
Which proves that the laws were written by shitbags who have no idea what they are talking about.
It sounds like you've already done everything you can do - i.e. filing the new FA-10. From the federal level, I'm sure Glock has taken care of things as far as the serial numbers go, etc. It's just the funky state stuff now.
What's unclear here is since this was a replacement gun - and it's NOT on the approved roster - is it legal -
I would assume since it's a replacement from the manufacturer - yes - but it is a very grey area.
I got a replacement firearm sent back to me directly from Glock with a new serial. I filed an FA-10.
I presume this means that you filed an FA10 for the new gun. What about filing an FA10 for the transfer of the old gun to Glock?
I may soon be in a similar predicament.
I quickly looked at he section of the law that requires filing FA10's including the reference to 128a and I didn't see where it says that an out of state sale is exempt from filing. It would appear that if I am a resident of Mass and transfer a gun then I need to file the fa10. I'll dig deeper because I respect your knowledge.
I presume this means that you filed an FA10 for the new gun. What about filing an FA10 for the transfer of the old gun to Glock?
I may soon be in a similar predicament.