BreakingTheMold
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I'm looking to buy a matching S&W semi-auto. I found one from another member on this board. We got to talking and both agree the distance is pretty far for a drive, though it's not impossible.
What we/I are curious about, is if I mail the Permit to him to sign, and then he mails it back via UPS along with the pistol. From what I've seen, There is no law forbidding it. It's just a rather odd arrangement.
Mailing it would save both of us time and money. Since it's not from state to state, and the permit/registry is with the pistol. There is no reason it should not be legal. Closest thing I could liken it to is sending your pistol in to a shop for warranty/service/customize.
Does anyone have a reason that it maybe unlawful to mail a handgun from one MI resident to another, All paperwork being properly applied for and granted.
I know it's an odd question. But I have yet to find anything that would suggest otherwise.:celebrate
I'm looking to buy a matching S&W semi-auto. I found one from another member on this board. We got to talking and both agree the distance is pretty far for a drive, though it's not impossible.
What we/I are curious about, is if I mail the Permit to him to sign, and then he mails it back via UPS along with the pistol. From what I've seen, There is no law forbidding it. It's just a rather odd arrangement.
Mailing it would save both of us time and money. Since it's not from state to state, and the permit/registry is with the pistol. There is no reason it should not be legal. Closest thing I could liken it to is sending your pistol in to a shop for warranty/service/customize.
Does anyone have a reason that it maybe unlawful to mail a handgun from one MI resident to another, All paperwork being properly applied for and granted.
I know it's an odd question. But I have yet to find anything that would suggest otherwise.:celebrate