I don’t want to get in trouble

[Meskel]

Could some one please point me in the right direction for rules on selling a rifle to someone who is not local? IE not FTF.

I would greatly appreciate any advice as this would be my first time.

Thanks

Meskel

[Hunt'nFish]

Too many rules to list....But.....
Can't sell to out of state buyer w/o going through an FFL holder.
Shipping requirements are equally complex, but call your shipper and ask. As long as proper FFL forms are filled out,
the shipper should be happy, as long as it meets their company policies.
Some shippers won't ship guns, others will.

My advice, have a local dealer take care of it for you, or meet them halfway.
Shipping a gun, dealer to dealer, is about a $60-70 affair.
And if it's an out of state purchase, you have no choice but to ship dealer to dealer. Failure to do so is a felony. Don't want that.
Hunt'nFish

[Lucky Guy]

If not FTF in Oregon you need to deliver the rifle through an FFL. That is usually the buyer's responsibility to get you the ffl license copy with the shipping info. The USPS is the best way to ship it. UPS and Fed Ex have their heads up their butts regarding firearms. Sometimes they will, sometimes they won't, but your chances are better if you're shipping to an ffl. My experience is that you're also more likely to have shipping damage with ups and fed ex, never had a problem with usps.

[Meskel]

Thanks for the info guys.


Meskel