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<blockquote data-quote="Aries" data-source="post: 3662655" data-attributes="member: 44328">Man.&nbsp; It&#039;s usually dumb to try to answer a question with this many hypotheticals in it.&nbsp; But I&#039;m not feeling particularly smart this morning.&nbsp;&nbsp; <img src="/images/smilies/rollinglaugh.gif"&nbsp; class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":rollingla" title="Rollinglaugh&nbsp; &nbsp; :rollingla" data-shortname=":rollingla" />I&#039;ve read lots of explanations about transferring firearms to people across state lines, but I&#039;ve never read anything that says where the exchange actually takes place matters.&nbsp; So I&#039;m going to say that it&#039;s probably perfectly legal in this situation.&nbsp; I do know it&#039;s legal to LEND a gun to an out-of-state family member (we loaned one to my mother-in-law so I did some research on this), so you could always say your cousin loaned it to you while you were in Texas.&nbsp; Then officially complete the purchase in Oklahoma.&nbsp; Your loan of money to your cousin is a separate transaction.But the bottom line is... it&#039;s very unlikely that you&#039;d be prosecuted in any case.... unless your cousin turns you in.&nbsp; Which he/she won&#039;t do, because they are the seller.P.S.&nbsp; Nobody in Altus cares who you sell guns to.&nbsp; They&#039;re all packin&#039; heat! <img src="/images/smilies/rollinglaugh.gif"&nbsp; class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":rollingla" title="Rollinglaugh&nbsp; &nbsp; :rollingla" data-shortname=":rollingla" />DISCLAIMER: Not a lawyer....</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Aries, post: 3662655, member: 44328"] Man. It's usually dumb to try to answer a question with this many hypotheticals in it. But I'm not feeling particularly smart this morning. :rollingla I've read lots of explanations about transferring firearms to people across state lines, but I've never read anything that says where the exchange actually takes place matters. So I'm going to say that it's probably perfectly legal in this situation. I do know it's legal to LEND a gun to an out-of-state family member (we loaned one to my mother-in-law so I did some research on this), so you could always say your cousin loaned it to you while you were in Texas. Then officially complete the purchase in Oklahoma. Your loan of money to your cousin is a separate transaction. But the bottom line is... it's very unlikely that you'd be prosecuted in any case.... unless your cousin turns you in. Which he/she won't do, because they are the seller. P.S. Nobody in Altus cares who you sell guns to. They're all packin' heat! :rollingla DISCLAIMER: Not a lawyer.... [/QUOTE]

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