Illegal Interstate Transfer of a Handgun. Will anyone actually do anything?

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I do not see the illegality here. You are alluding to several shady things without giving us the whole story. However, the specific question of: man asks son from another state to buy a gun and bring to said other state to give to the dad is not an illegal transfer of a gun across state lines. Is there a 4473 involved on the sons end? I could see a problem in that case. Is the purchase an effort to conceal the true recipient of the firearm? I could see a problem in that case as well.


Now, since thats out of the way. Whats the rest of the story?
 
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1. It is a straw purchase if the recipient is a prohibited person and the buyer knows this. That is NOT what I am talking about here. Although that could in fact be the case, I am not aware of it.

It is also a straw purchase if the buyer is not the actual buyer of the firearm. There is no requirement for either party to be a prohibited person.

Dad: "Hey son, Here's $500, go buy me XXX" = Straw Purchase regardless if dad is prohibited or not.
 

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If you are genuinely concerned about the threat turning into something real I would call.

If you just want to tell I would stay out of it. I mean really who "wants" to talk to the ATF.
 

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