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I checked it out with this in mind, and S. Dakota seems to be the easiest to declare residency in - if you are retired. You don't have to actually live there permanently and they only have a sales tax. You should go there once and get a state ID (like a drivers license) and while there setup a mailing address.
There is currently no BGC on private sales, etc.:
Gun laws in South Dakota - Wikipedia
But you can't continue to work here and declare residency in another state unless you actually live there (there are a lot of people who live in Vancouver and work in Portland, but they pay Oregon income taxes).
If you are not working here, then it is possible to declare residency in another state and have a part time residency here. My parents did that after they retired - a lot of people do that. To stay strictly legal though, you have to spend more time out of Oregon (or WA) than you do inside the state. My father was very strict about that - not coming back to Oregon from Nevada/Arizona until he had spent 6 months and a day out of state.
My plan is to do something like that when I retire - I may come back periodically (my parents sometimes came back for XMas/Thanksgiving) but spend the winter out of state (hunting in the SW, traveling overseas, etc.) and then coming back to "visit" in the spring, summer and early fall.
That is why I was kind of hoping that Clinton would lose - I was thinking that if she was able she would get a national BGC law passed and then it would be impossible to "sell" guns without them going into a de-facto registration system or to sell them out of Oregon's system off the books while in S. Dakota.
Idaho is okay - but it has an income tax (not on SSI, but they do on other retirement income from a 401K or IRA).
Nevada now has a BGC law that they just passed.
MAN, this ROCKS. Thanks for posting this. As others have said, I think this is a fabulous idea and I am going to look into it ASAP.
Might even find some place I like and buy some property there.
My wife's family are mostly all from North Dakota and she still has a lot of family there. Wonder how North Dakota is compared to S. Dakota. ND is one Cold arse place in winter though according to my inlaws.
I even think this is cool enough you should start a thread on it, You could cover S. Dakota and any other great state that would also work out.
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