I also left a Glock 26 at my buddies in another state. Virginia honors Florida's carry permit so I just leave it up there.
You can visit me anytime.
I also left a Glock 26 at my buddies in another state. Virginia honors Florida's carry permit so I just leave it up there.
One factor that hasn't been mentioned much is sentimental attachment.
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One factor that hasn't been mentioned much is sentimental attachment.
Actually I did, post #24. Hopefully you didn't just skip it because it was too long for you
dgludwig said:You can visit me anytime.
Good thing the universal background check bill didn't pass --- you know the one to close the "gun show loophole." What you described would have been a transfer and required a background check of your friend. Then when you returned, you couldn't shoot it except at an approved gun range --- unless you wanted to go through another transfer procedure.Sorry bud... I left the gun with one of my best friends so I don't need to go through the hassle of shipping my gun each time I fly. I stopped carrying my Glock 26 after I got my Kahr PM9 so it is no big deal. He has 2 kids, but he also has a safe where the gun is stored.
KYJim said:Good thing the universal background check bill didn't pass --- you know the one to close the "gun show loophole." What you described would have been a transfer and required a background check of your friend. Then when you returned, you couldn't shoot it except at an approved gun range --- unless you wanted to go through another transfer procedure.
All of that wouldn't have mattered the way the law was written you couldn't leave it in his possession without a transfer.I never officially transferred the pistol to him. He is just holding it for safe keeping for me since I travel there periodically. I have a business there and I carry when I am there. Besides, he is a Major in the Air Force and was given a "definite promote" for Lieutenant Colonel. He also has pretty high level clearance since he was manning nukes.
Sorry but this is wrong.Good thing the universal background check bill didn't pass --- you know the one to close the "gun show loophole." What you described would have been a transfer and required a background check of your friend. Then when you returned, you couldn't shoot it except at an approved gun range --- unless you wanted to go through another transfer procedure.
You should read more of the fine print, there's a pretty narrow definition of loaning for sporting purpose.Sorry but this is wrong.