Oregon Where can an ffl acquire a gun?

[Esholalex]

So I am posting this hoping that Current FFl's will respond. As an FFL where can an FFL legally pick up a gun and then take back to Their store and sell? Example : husband dies, widow decides to sell his collection, can the ffl go to her residence and legally acquire all the guns and then take them back to his store to sell.
From what I understand, as long as they do the paperwork, log it into their books, they can acquire the gun from pretty much anywhere, they just can't sell it unless they're at a legally sanctioned gun show or their store.

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[DLS]

They can pick it up anywhere and they can sell it anywhere as long as the required background checks, buyer ID and any other State/Federal requirements are met.

 

[Enki_Tactical]

They can pick it up anywhere and they can sell it anywhere as long as the required background checks, buyer ID and any other State/Federal requirements are met.

Agreed. I have even been asked to sell some firearms for my father in law through gunbroker for him with a small percent for listing and handling the transactions.

 

[User 1234]

They can pick it up anywhere and they can sell it anywhere as long as the required background checks, buyer ID and any other State/Federal requirements are met.

Federal Register :: Request Access

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[Dust2Dollars]

I would think an FFL that has to ask that question shouldn't have an FFL!

 

[User 1234]

Washington has a similar restriction for dealers.

 

[Esholalex]

Federal Register :: Request Access

Scroll down to 478.100

Now I'm befuddled, that discusses disposistion/ sales.. I'm just curious about the acquisition part.

 

[User 1234]

I was replying to the post that contained bad info about selling guns "anywhere."

 

[Esholalex]

So acquiring?

 

[Pepe-lepew]

So I am posting this hoping that Current FFl's will respond. As an FFL where can an FFL legally pick up a gun and then take back to Their store and sell? Example : husband dies, widow decides to sell his collection, can the ffl go to her residence and legally acquire all the guns and then take them back to his store to sell.
From what I understand, as long as they do the paperwork, log it into their books, they can acquire the gun from pretty much anywhere, they just can't sell it unless they're at a legally sanctioned gun show or their store.

Your understanding is basically correct.