Firearm gift

[Randman]

Especially when you consider that such laws do little to prevent criminals from breaking them. About the only consequences are more laws are created, which in turn only impact those who obey them. We're doing something wrong here...

^^^^^^What he said^^^^^

 

[smtimelevi]

I'd give him the gun in person and not be so overly concerned about the gubment. None of their business.

 

[London]

Anyone know the legality of an, "Indefinite loan?" Might be a road to pursue.

 

[Bithabus]

Anyone know the legality of an, "Indefinite loan?" Might be a road to pursue.

Loan has to be temporary

 

[majormadmax]

Loan has to be temporary

Show me the legal definition of "temporary" in the Texas Code...

 

[winchster]

I'm not advocating breaking the law, however, if he is legal to own in CO then who cares? Who is going to ask? There aren't border checkpoints yet. There isn't a registry. This is no different than giving a family heirloom as a gift.

 

[Bithabus]

Show me the legal definition of "temporary" in the Texas Code...

Would be in USC, but I'm not aware that there is one.

 

[n5wd]

Texan2 has the right idea - give him cash, and let him purchase the gun in his home state. Everyone stays nice and legal that way, and a welcome gift is given in the proper spirit. Or, check with a firearms dealer where he lives - find out how much the gun will be - and pay for it for him to pick it up when he gets back. Same result.

 

[smtimelevi]

I'm not advocating breaking the law, however, if he is legal to own in CO then who cares? Who is going to ask? There aren't border checkpoints yet. There isn't a registry. This is no different than giving a family heirloom as a gift.

This

 

[zembonez]

I would have no problem giving it to him and letting him take it home.

 

[Acera]

I would have no problem giving it to him and letting him take it home.

+1

 

[cfell]

By Golly, I forgot my rifle at my Daughter's home... will need to remember that next time I visit.