I was once at an Academy asking questions to the counter people because I had seen a husband in there buying a gun for his wife (didn't bug them while sale was going on, it was later on), and they told me that it's legal for a gift to immediate family (they also said grandpa for grandkid, etc). They said the key was if money was going to exchange hands.
But even then they said that you could buy a gun and then a month later decided to sell or even give it away to someone else as long as they were legally allowed to own a gun. Seems like some of this is very gray area. If you bought a CCW and let your wife carry it that is also okay, but these guys were not LEO's, just counter workers so who know. Best thing to do if you are not sure is to not do it, and don't answer questions you not required to do.
But even then they said that you could buy a gun and then a month later decided to sell or even give it away to someone else as long as they were legally allowed to own a gun. Seems like some of this is very gray area. If you bought a CCW and let your wife carry it that is also okay, but these guys were not LEO's, just counter workers so who know. Best thing to do if you are not sure is to not do it, and don't answer questions you not required to do.
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