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Not sure your wording is correct.Thank you for the explanation. That was very clear and concise.
I assume the seller, who will be shipping the gun, will want to include in their shipment a copy of the FFL and some form of bill of sale for the buyer.
Just to clarify, I think I know the answer to this, but want to check. I have the reverse situation of the OP.
I am an Oregon-licensed resident and want to transfer a handgun to a buyer in WA state. I can take the gun to a WA FFL and have the transfer completed that way, right? Have heard some conflicting things from local gun shops. My understanding of it is that since it is lawful to ship (by private carrier) a handgun to an out of state FFL, it would be no different than physically taking the gun in person to an FFL in the buyer's state.