again you have an issue with simple ENGLISH.
no where did i say BORROW. just like i did not say TRANSFER.
what i said was you can ship TO YOURSELF. that includes in care of a third party.
what i said was that YOUR STATEMENT was wrong. my three examples PROVE your opinion is not the law.
YOU CONTINUE TO CHANGE THE SUBJECT AND WORDS in order to tap dance around the FACT that you are WRONG.
putting me on ignore does not change the facts that are here for all to read.
no where did i say BORROW. just like i did not say TRANSFER.
what i said was you can ship TO YOURSELF. that includes in care of a third party.
what i said was that YOUR STATEMENT was wrong. my three examples PROVE your opinion is not the law.
YOU CONTINUE TO CHANGE THE SUBJECT AND WORDS in order to tap dance around the FACT that you are WRONG.
putting me on ignore does not change the facts that are here for all to read.
Savage Arms and all MFG of firearms carry FFLs so what you are doing is fine. Actually what he is saying is the exception, shipping to someone to borrow to hunt (or yourself to hunt would fall under that portion) He is conveniently over looking portions of my comments to cover his tracks.
It is lawful to ship within the state the firearm was purchased without a FFL in some states, however no serious business does this as it is a huge risk if the person they are shipping to has a felony or a reason not to own a firearm. This "should" get highlighted through the FFL process which is why most businesses still ship to FFL holders with in the same state.