Got a citation to back that up, Sir? If I sell a handgun within my own state (a "transfer" to another resident of the same state) through an FFL the buyer still has to fill out a Federal form 4473. If Federal law applies to in-state transfers, how do you conclude that Federal law does NOT apply to in-state loans?Wally626 said:The federal statute only applies to state to state borrowing and lending, does not apply to (well at least in most cases) spouse to spouse lending where state law would prevail as both typically are residents of the same state.
Unless you live in one of the states that track ownership through some type of permit how would anyone know whose firearm it is?
Got a citation to back that up, Sir? If I sell a handgun within my own state (a "transfer" to another resident of the same state) through an FFL the buyer still has to fill out a Federal form 4473. If Federal law applies to in-state transfers, how do you conclude that Federal law does NOT apply to in-state loans?