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hermannr · November 12, 2012, 10:50 PM

I'm not sure about the "lent" weapon has to be transfered...if it never was originally transfered to the range that borrowed it, there should be no need for a transfer back to him...it was a loan.

as for the other transaction...if you can find an FFL that will accept from a private party, there is no law in WA or ID that says you have to remove, or place the weapon "on the books". Lived in both states, live in WA now (since 1970) your only transfer restriction is the Federal one.

Actually, WA law just points to the Federal law...it states, if it's ok with the feds, it's ok with us.

November 12, 2012, 10:50 PM	#10
hermannr Senior Member Join Date: March 24, 2011 Posts: 730	I'm not sure about the "lent" weapon has to be transfered...if it never was originally transfered to the range that borrowed it, there should be no need for a transfer back to him...it was a loan. as for the other transaction...if you can find an FFL that will accept from a private party, there is no law in WA or ID that says you have to remove, or place the weapon "on the books". Lived in both states, live in WA now (since 1970) your only transfer restriction is the Federal one. Actually, WA law just points to the Federal law...it states, if it's ok with the feds, it's ok with us.