He claims he purchased a rifle in Colorado but he supposedly lives in Georgia. This raises a legitimate question regarding the veracity of his assertion. I'd like to see the gun and the receipt. If he really did buy a gun in Co and he lives in GA, then some dealer is going to have some 'splaining to do. If not, he'll have some 'splaining to do.
Well if this makes any sense lemme explain. Comin from Missouri originally, when I was living on the Missouri side of Kansas City we had a Cabelas store on the Kansas state side. So I could drive the 20 mins to Cabelas crossing into Kansas and purchase a RIFLE or LONGGUN without a hold. Handgun I had to literally have it shipped to a dealer in Missouri, pay the transfer fee and do my NICS in Missouri. I wouldn't recommend anyone going through Cabelas for a firearms purchase though. Customer service sucks and the guys workin the Gun Library are only interested in the guns they like. I could never get any information on several Garands and Mausers I was interested in purchasing. And I waited almost 40 mins when there were 2 employees helping ONE customer ahead of me. Terrible business if you ask me.
In terms of cross border purchases, CO law only allows residents of neighboring states (having a common border) to purchase long guns in CO. Similarly, CO residents may only buy long guns in those neighboring states.
Just for clarification, do you have a cite or excerpt? I am curious, being a Colorado resident but never having purchased anywhere but where I am a resident. Thanks!
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