Oregon Sale/Transfer to WA resident

[Bxc53]

I have a potential deal in the works.

I'm a WA resident and may buy a long gun(shotgun) from a private party face to face in Oregon. I understand that it will need to be transferred at an Oregon FFL. Payment requirements aside, is there any thing that could prevent or delay the transfer and my taking it with me at the same time?

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[ThemGunsThough]

Aside from a failed background check, no.

 

[No_Regerts]

I wonder if WA transfers require use tax if you transfer from an OR resident. If not, you can avoid the OSP fee by doing the transfer in WA.

 

[fredball]

If you buy the rifle in oregon (no sales tax new or used ) if you have seller come to washington a value will be assigned to firearm and a tax collected
As fas a being Delayed or god forbid Denied won't know till BGC is done good luck .

 

[Belial]

Private sale transfers are tax exempt in WA unless the FFL lives under a rock. Some do, so choose wisely.

 

[Camelfilter]

Your ID must be current, with your current residence address.

Dunno if you have a non resident Oregon CHL, being in WA. If you did it may bump you up in line with the OSP Check. Oregon resident holders it does.

Wait to get checked on the computer can depend on how many transactions are occurring at the time (ie weekend, gunshow etc), 30 minutes to ?.

Then just depends wether or not you have a common name or not.

If you haven't had delay issues in WA (aside from whatever wait you all now have), then I can't imagine it'd be an issue here.

 

[No_Regerts]

WA is much faster in my experience. No fingerprints or OSP fee.

I can't wait for the "assess fee and charge tax" gets taken to court. Every department that has been sued for those policies has lost. They tried it with cars and boats and it flopped.