Understanding FFL's, clarifications please?

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Kimio

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As I understand it, I'll need an FFL in order to "manufacture" and "sell" firearms.

I'm looking to restore some cheap old mausers or mosins then giving them to a friend (whom is legally allowed to own firearms)

Now, if I were to purchase a rifle and then "gift" it to a friend, after restoring it, would I still require an FFL?

He lives in Arizona right now, so I don't think state laws are going to hinder a transfer of ownership.

If someone can clarify I'd appreciate it.
 
As far as I know, you can't legally transfer (sell, gift, trade) any firearm between parties who live in different states without involving an FFL in the recipient's state. to do the transfer. If the guns are C&R I think you would both need to have your C&R to make the transfer.
 
I'm planning on moving back down to AZ given the chance, so transferring over state lines shouldn't be an issue.
 
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