II. Laws
L. Miscellaneous BATF Rules and Regulations
1. ATF Gun Show Regulations
Typed by Larry Cipriani
(lvc@lucent.com)
BATF GUN SHOW DEALER REQUIREMENTS
Department of the Treasury
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms
Important Notice to Dealers and
Other Participants at (this) Gun Show
ALL DEALERS MUST DISPLAY LICENSES
This NOTICE applies to activities permitted at bona fide gun shows, as
defined in Title 27 of the Code of Federal Regulations, Section
178.100. A flea market is not a bona fide gun show and does not meet
the requirements of Title 18, United States Code, Chapter 44,
regarding gun shows! A licensee may not lawfully sell firearms at
flea markets. Licensees may only sell firearms at gun shows within
the State in which their licensed premises is located.
DEALERS LICENSED IN THIS STATE
- MUST comply with all record-keeping requirements of ATF regulations
concerning acquisitions and dispositions of firearms, including the
recording of the place of sale.
- MAY dispose of handguns to residents of this State only, provided
that the purchaser is at least 21 years of age and all provisions of
the Brady law are met.
- MAY dispose of long-guns to residents of any State, provided that
the purchaser is at least 18 years of age and the laws of both
States are complied with.
- MAY dispose of firearms to any Federal Firearms Licensee (FFL).
- MAY acquire firearms from any FFL licensed in the State, or from any
non-licensed individual.
DEALERS NOT LICENSED IN THIS STATE
- MUST comply with all ATF requirements concerning acquisitions of
firearms.
- MAY acquire firearms from any FFL licensed in this State and from
any non-licensed individual.
- CANNOT make sales of firearms to any one, even to or through an FFL
licensed in this State.
- CAN display and take orders.
NON-LICENSED RESIDENTS OF THIS STATE
- MAY acquire long-guns from FFLs licensed in this State
- MAY also acquire handguns from FFLs licensed in this State, provided
that all provisions of the Brady law are met.
- MAY dispose of firearms to any FFL.
- MAY acquire from and dispose of personal firearms to non-licensed
residents of the State.
- CANNOT acquire from or dispose of firearms to non-licensed residents
of any other State.
NON-LICENSED RESIDENTS FROM ANOTHER STATE
- MAY dispose of firearms to any FFL.
- MAY acquire long-guns only from FFLs licensed in the State, provided
the laws of both States are complied with.
- CANNOT acquire handguns.
- CANNOT dispose of firearms to non-licensed individuals.
Larry Cipriani, lvc@lucent.com
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