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Washington DOL training for firearms dealers PDF

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irfner

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DOL training for firearms dealers. http://www.dol.wa.gov/business/firearms/fdltraining.pdf

This information seems pertinent to open carry or anyone else who might purchase a firearm in Washington. It appears the DOL does keep a record of firearms purchases. Handguns at least. Also this training PDF indicates that long guns can only be sold by firearms dealers. I think they are probably referring to businesses but I couldn't find anything in the RCW addressing private sales.It also says pistol transfer forms can only be obtained by dealers.
 
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In WA you can perform private-party transactions of both handguns and long-arms without any paperwork, CPL's, or FFL's required, provided you have no reason to suspect that the person you are selling or giving a firearm to is ineligible to own a firearm.

You should probably verify that they're a WA resident if it's a handgun though.
 
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NavyLT wrote:
shad0wfax wrote:
You should probably verify that they're a WA resident if it's a handgun though.
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Just curious, why would you limit that suggestion to handguns?
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Because it is against federal law to buy a handgun in a state where you are not a resident, while there are exceptions and allowance for a out-of-state resident to buy a long-gun (with certain requirements)
 
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