allen-1
NES Member
What do you mean, so long as the FFL knows you do.
They block you from being a dualie? Mass doesn't even do that (if you do it correctly).
I lived in CT, had a CT weapons permit.
Had a camper parked year round in a campground in CT, paid local taxes on it.
Built a house in GA, sold the house in CT.
Got GA permit, kept CT permit - notified CT that my new address was in GA. [*****]
Left the camper in CT, and spent anywhere from 3 to 6 months a year in it.
Continued to pay CT state income tax, (for reasons).
Tried to buy a pistol in CT from an FFL using logic that per ATF regulations, I was a dual resident.
SLFU said "no".
Went to their office, they told me the only way I could be considered a CT resident for purposes of buying a handgun was to have a CT driver's license.
When I protested, a "supervisor" came over, and basically told me to leave.
The entire conversation took place through a very thick piece of what appeared to be bullet proof glass(?); that after going through a metal detector to get into the building.
I had the pistol shipped to an FFL in GA where it was held until I came home.
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This was probably a mistake - I probably should have given CT the campground as my address.
Hindsight - 20/20 and usually sober.