I know what you did here.. lolAll of you in the odd list in there...
To keep it on topic
YES you can buy from a family member, stranger, co worker, or whom ever you want.. as long as both are legal in Georgia.. I hope I’m right
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I know what you did here.. lolAll of you in the odd list in there...
You didn't state in your response that they both had to be Georgia residents. You said as long as they could possess a firearm it was okay. Resident aliens can possess guns in Georgia.
Details, details, details.
Resident aliens can buy and sell guns like any other citizen, so I don't get your point.
If they are not residents of Georgia, and they are buying a handgun, it has to go through an FFL in their state. If they are buying a long gun in a private sale, it has to go through a FFL/
Another member made a statement that anyone who could "possess" a gun in Georgia could do "y'all" business [in Georgia], which is not correct (or a complete statement of the law).
I was making the point that people who could "possess" a gun in Georgia included resident aliens, who reside in other states. In fact, an alien doesn't even have to be a permanent resident, or reside in the U.S. to be eligible to purchase or possess a firearm. I try not to include too many facts in one response, because you can see how disturbed some people get with the information overload.
Yuuupp...There must be more to this story.....
. A visiting alien can't buy a gun like a resident, or citizen.
Actually he can if he establishes residency in a state.
I learned this a long time ago, before I actually read the law.
The Navy Supply Corp school was in Athens, and it had a lot of foreigners go through the school - members of foreign military detached to the school.
You could always tell when a new class started, because there would be rush of foreign uniforms buying guns at Franklins. I knew the owner and manager, and they assured me it was all legal, and it was up to the purchaser to figure out how to get it home. Most of them were from South America, where gun ownership wasn't such a big deal, but there wasn't much in the way of selection, and tariffs made the prices high.
Even though they were citizens of another country, "residency" is a matter of intent, and all they had to do was have the "intent" to be a resident of Georgia - for at least 90 days.
not really I was just trying buy a gun from a family member specifically a micro Draco.There must be more to this story.....
Anybody can sell you a gun in a private sale in GA... if I understand your question correctly.