Do you need to have an FFL transfer ownership of an AR if both parties reside in state? Or could you use the EFA 10 online form?
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Probably 1156 posts on this. Jack.Do you need to have an FFL transfer ownership of an AR if both parties reside in state? Or could you use the EFA 10 online form?
Lol.
Just transfer your firearm in accordance with state law, as you would all firearms.
Or? Don't. We all make choices in life.
why would it be any different than the 1000000 other models of firearmsSo it can be done online person to person?
Pay no attention to the low fiber diet crowd. Do the EFA10. Enjoy.Do you need to have an FFL transfer ownership of an AR if both parties reside in state? Or could you use the EFA 10 online form?
why would it be any different than the 1000000 other models of firearms
Thank you I appreciate it.Pay no attention to the low fiber diet crowd. Do the EFA10. Enjoy.
Not being a smart ass, just trying to discern the logic of whoever (incorrectly) told you an AR was somehow different; there's nothing special about one that would require an FFL.I had been told it had to be done Ffl and also that it could be done online. I tried searching on the state website but couldn’t find it. No need to be a smart ass with your response.
Call Maura and ask. Jack.I had been told it had to be done Ffl and also that it could be done online. I tried searching on the state website but couldn’t find it. No need to be a smart ass with your response.
Due to the FUD spewed by the AG, almost no FFLs will touch an AR transfer (unless it is on/pre 9/13/1994 mfr).I had been told it had to be done Ffl and also that it could be done online. I tried searching on the state website but couldn’t find it. No need to be a smart ass with your response.
eFA-10 registration is NOT the only way to prove when it was first owned. And the "guidance" is anything but cut and dried. But it also isn't worth worrying about.Nobody in my area will touch one either unless true pre ban . Portal is the way to go. Only suggestion get a copy of the previous owners registration to prove it was here in Mass pre Queen Maura's overstepping. The burden of proof is on you to prove it was here and the previous registration with the date is the only way to prove it. Go to ma.gov and read the guidance its pretty cut and dry.
If you really think her "press release" is actually law and is "cut and dry"Go to ma.gov and read the guidance its pretty cut and dry.
1. You won't get prosecutedNobody in my area will touch one either unless true pre ban . Portal is the way to go. Only suggestion get a copy of the previous owners registration to prove it was here in Mass pre Queen Maura's overstepping. The burden of proof is on you to prove it was here and the previous registration with the date is the only way to prove it. Go to ma.gov and read the guidance its pretty cut and dry.
Due to the FUD spewed by the AG, almost no FFLs will touch an AR transfer (unless it is on/pre 9/13/1994 mfr).
Just do the eFA-10 online. The way to find the portal is Google Mass FRB firearms transfer. The state likes to screw around with webpages, so posting the link today may not work months or a year from now.
People buy/sell ARs daily and eFA-10 them. To date nobody has bothered them for it. I don't see any problem even if it is post-Healey!But if you were eFA-10 to a friend, can you complete the transaction to get it back? I have a close friend who might become "unsuitable" for a while, and wants to transfer to me for safe keeping. It is not preban, and bought pre-healey.
Note: I have been here for 10 years, and am not a troll. Even with advanced searches it is hard to find specific information. Thank you