Help me buy a Glock for my mom...out of state!

[Kruel J]

IMO whatever people write here is open for discussion.

Edited. But there are rules.

 

[bbbass]

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Oh, I didn't mean to give the impression that I doubted the situation that you claimed. But I say again, it makes no difference. The only opinions that matter are the Supreme Court and the BATF. Not you, me, or the ILA. The matter has a precedent now, and logic lost the day. Buyer beware!!

 

[bbbass]

If it gives anti's click bait to point to Joe's site, it's not open for discussion.

Well, just take me off the membership then. IMO that's not a comment to make given the nature of my comments and statements of concern about safety in this thread.

 

[Kruel J]

Well, just take me off the membership then. IMO that's a comment to make given the nature of my comments and statements of concern about safety in this thread.

Agreed. Honestly, I skimmed your post as well as Joe13's. My apologies.

 

[Joe13]

IMO whatever people write here is open for discussion.

For sure. I just have found most are rarely receptive to unsolicited advice and it's a waste for me to try and force feed people.

 

[Certaindeaf]

Well, just take me off the membership then. IMO that's a retarded comment to make given the nature of my comments and statements of concern about safety in this thread.

It seems that some people give jars of pickles to their grandmas for Christmas.. after trolling the innernet all about it.
lol

 

[bbbass]

For sure. I just have found most are rarely receptive to unsolicited advice and it's a waste for me to try and force feed people.

Ah well, I'll never stop trying to be a good RO/SO.

 

[bbbass]

It seems that some people give jars of pickles to their grandmas for Christmas.. after trolling the innernet all about it.
lol

Does the "innernet" have articles on how to keep Granny out of the pickle patch?

 

[Certaindeaf]

Does the "innernet" have articles on how to keep Granny out of the pickle patch?

The "graveyard"? Never know.. let me check

 

[bbbass]

The "graveyard"? Never know.. let me check

Be sure and get back to us on that, would ya?

 

[Certaindeaf]

I woulda gave it a 2 were arthritis, blindness and bowleggedness thrown into the mix.
but that's just me

 

[bbbass]

I woulda gave it a 2 were arthritis, blindness and bowleggedness thrown into the mix.
but that's just me

Well, that's what the pickles are for!

 

[Certaindeaf]

Well, that's what the pickles are for!

Yeabut that's a dodge.. rats are eating her toes!

 

[bbbass]

Shoulda bot a Chevy!

 

[bbbass]

I'm out.

 

[Certaindeaf]

The first thing you think about when you're talking about red herring is the price of tea in china.
true story
innernet

 

[Certaindeaf]

Code for still waiting.
Hope your Mom ain't all dead or something.

 

[orygun]

There is nothing illegal about gifting a firearm. Gifting across state lines may be another matter.
There is nothing stating how long you must own a firearm before gifting.
Both of the rifles I bought for my parents were purchased with the dealer knowing full well they were for gifts.
Straw purchase is just that. A gun purchased to sell to someone who is/was unable to buy one legally themselves. I spose if you purchased a gun to gift to someone that couldn't buy one themselves you might be "crossing the line".
So far everyone is speculating on the gifting vs. straw purchasing thing. If you receive money for the gun, or receive money to buy the gun, it's a straw purchase.

 

[RicInOR]

My recommendation would be to separate the gun from the cash.

You buy the gun with your cash for you. Do required paperwork for where you live and seller lives.

Keep gun for a period of time.
(see NFL rules on what is a catch)


Then give your mother a nice gift with a bow and a card.
Assuming Mom ain't a felon and all.
And shes a citizen or lawful resident of the ol USA
and ...

 

[BlindedByScience]

Send her the money and have her go to a reputable store.
Or, drive up and go along with her for the price of a tank of gas, give or take.

Yep. Right answer.