Is this legal?

[2busy]

The way I read the original question I would consider it a straw purchase.

As the buyer from the FFL was only buying it to sell to one intended person and not buying for any other reason.

I will add that the purchaser was asked to buy it on another's behalf. That is not the same as someone buying and deciding it wasn't to their liking and selling .

 

[golddigger14s]

The OP could go to the up coming gun show I think in Tulsa.

 

[KOPBET]

I can't believe it takes 40+ posts to decipher this in regards to the OP:

 

[druryj]

LMFAO yup sure am and you are going on a list mr cornholio

"Okay, Team 2 and 3, get ready to move in; we have had our eye on this Cornholio dude for quite some time. It's showtime sucka!"

 

[AKguy1985]

"Okay, Team 2 and 3, get ready to move in; we have had our eye on this Cornholio dude for quite some time. It's showtime sucka!"

Hide yer dawg!!!!!

 

[Zamanche]

This is quite complicated...

 

[ripnbst]

It's only as complicated as finding someone who owns the gun you're interested in and buying theirs from them. If they like their current gun they can go and buy another one with a round count of zero. What is so hard about that? You buy their current one from them, that they didn't buy with the intent to sell, that you're willing to pay full new retail price on and they can go and get a new one that they also intend to keep. No straw purchase here.

 

[HoLeChit]

Wait, so if I am selling a handgun, and an individual that is at least 18, but less than 21, I can sell to them?

 

[golddigger14s]

Wait, so if I am selling a handgun, and an individual that is at least 18, but less than 21, I can sell to them?

Here in OK private sale to anybody that is a resident of OK 18 and over is permitted.

 

[HoLeChit]

Here in OK private sale to anybody that is a resident of OK 18 and over is permitted.

Learned something new today!