Making sure I’m reading this right,18 U.S. Code § 922 - Unlawful acts

[CTS Tactical]

She is welcome to ship them to me. I would do a free transfer on them for you. I am about 2 hours from Augusta.

 

[palmettomoon]

That's not exactly true. As long as the guns are locked up in the trunk without ammunition readily available there are no laws broken.

And.....if you aren't a resident of Illinois, you do not need a FOID card to hold, possess, finger bang, etc., a firearm in that state.

 

[fattboyzz]

She is welcome to ship them to me. I would do a free transfer on them for you. I am about 2 hours from Augusta.

Koool !

 

[gh1950]

Geez, y'all know how to make a mountain out of mole hill.

See post #2.

She could take her guns, drive to Georgia, rent a storage locker, and put them in it for however long. So she can do the same thing in her father's home. Put them in a footocker, trunk, duffle bag, so long as they are identified as hers some way.

it would be no different than putting them in a storage unit and leaving an extra key with dad.

in fact if they are long guns, she can mail them to herself, c/o dad, and he can hold them for her.

 

[sambo77]

Do it anyways. **** the feds.

 

[jaxyaks]

I am not sure why you really gave this any thought other than, "sure leave em at the house while your gone".

 

[geezer]

Keep quiet, tell no one. Delete thread!

This

 

[the_great_white]

What if she moved in with you for a day before she deployed and just left them at home until she got back?

 

[300_whisper]

JFC...is this the sh*t that keeps you guys up at night? Grab the guns and store them for your daughter. My dad did it for me during 3 deployments. We didn’t read a single law and did what we want. When I lived at FLW in Missouri i drove through Illinois routinely with my firearms. I’m still here and standing. I believe Chicago has their law enforcement tied up at the moment.

 

[sniper22]

If you possess the guns in a way that you can use them as you see fit,
then it would be a "transfer" and not legal unless the guns go through an FFL dealership.

If she is merely storing her guns in a closed locker or cabinet at your place and you don't have access to them, I would say that it's probably not a transfer.
They're still HER guns, and only her guns. Not yours.

Are you quoting law or passing out personal advice?
You first statement says you want to be a lawyer, but your second statement says you like to hand out your opinions? Are you an attorney or not?