[philetus]

It would also try to curb gun sales in states with more relaxed gun laws to buyers in states with stricter laws.”

Don’t they have to be shipped to a licensed dealer in your state?Doesn’t that dealer have to follow the laws of your state?

[Myrddin]

The existing laws already cover what they are replicating to give the appearing of "doing something". I purchased a rifle from a WA dealer and had to shipped to my FFL in ID to do the paperwork. As an ID resident, I can't buy or sell a firearm inside CA. Neither can a CA resident buy or sell outside CA. I can drive to Las Vegas, NV and purchase a long gun since ID has a border contiguous with NV. In theory, I could take that long gun (bolt action) back to CA. I could not bring an AR-15 in CA. A handgun "imported" into CA must be "registered" within 60 days. There are piles of laws already on the books. We really don't need more.

[Eleutheria5]

No, that’s a loophole. It was enacted in 1967 just so that interstate sales could take place altogether. HOW DARE THEY??? Don’t they know that Congress has the right to jugul-ate interstate commerce?????/s

[Hot Tabasco]

Don’t they have to be shipped to a licensed dealer in your state?

Hell yes, and here in Michigan, I even have to go thru a dealer if I wish to purchase an air rifle from out of state........tack on another $50 minimum for the order.

[Southern Partisan]

It would also try to curb gun sales in states with more relaxed gun laws to buyers in states with stricter laws.”

Don’t they have to be shipped to a licensed dealer in your state?Doesn’t that dealer have to follow the laws of your state?

Handguns, yes. Long guns no under Fed law, although some states may prohibit as well. And of course, any dealer or individual can refuse a sale for any or no reason.

If you have a C & R license, you can have a great variety of guns shipped directly to you. The best $10.00 per year you can spend.