Thread: Interstate firearm storage rules

Hi,
So i'm wondering what the legalities are of storing an OR registered shotgun (old single shot) at a cabin in Washington state?
Mainly as a wall hanger.
Any experience?
Thanks,
Haj

Who is it registered with? There is no Federal registration on Title 1 firearms, nor in most states.

Originally Posted by PaulZ

Where is it "registered". Is this some kind of troll?

You are rude.

Originally Posted by haji

Hi,
So i'm wondering what the legalities are of storing an OR registered shotgun (old single shot) at a cabin in Washington state?
Mainly as a wall hanger.
Any experience?
Thanks,
Haj

Do you intend to store it at your own property, or are you actually loaning it to somebody ?

I own it, OR resident.
The cabin i want to store it at is on family property.
I want a firearm there, besides that, it's cluttering up my gunsafe.

Thanks,
Haj

There are no rules. Its your gun take it where you want. Its your familys cabin store what you want in it.

Originally Posted by Mark W.

There are no rules. Its your gun take it where you want. Its your familys cabin store what you want in it.

+1

Originally Posted by PaulZ

So; you think that is rude? Where do you take your firearms to get them "registered"? Only "registered firearms" I ever heard of were on Television.
It was a stupid question slim, get over it.

What value have you brought to this thread, other than making fun of somebody ? Think about it next time you decide to post.

Calm down fellas.
I meant registered, like i bought it from FFL.
Thanks for the info.
Haj

Hej Haji! The transaction is recorded in the FFL's book, but that means nothing as you can sell FTF to someone else and there would be no record anywhere. As you go through the various firearms forums, just remember "registered" is a hot button for many...OK?

I live in WA. and have a vacation home in OR. - didn't think twice about bringing or storing (unloaded for transportation) firearms there.

But just a quick note, 'registered' is a term that carries pretty heavy (negative) connotations in the firearms community - perhaps better to use 'legally owned' as just a thought

Originally Posted by PaulZ

So; you think that is rude? Where do you take your firearms to get them "registered"? Only "registered firearms" I ever heard of were on Television.
It was a stupid question slim, get over it.

Well if you live in an area that has registration, CA, NY, IL, HI off the top of my head, then you would have to check with the local laws.

Also ALL legal NFA items are registered and it is done though the transferring SOT.

Just because YOU Have never heard of something does not mean it does not exist

Originally Posted by fd15k

What value have you brought to this thread, other than making fun of somebody ? Think about it next time you decide to post.

And was wrong on top of it.

I just love it here.A bunch of (supposedly) grown men turning a simple ,albeit silly,question into a pissin' match,just like one of those high school forums.

So could we add some neener neeners and I know you are but what am I?s to make this more like those?