Must a licensed importer, manufacturer or dealer comply with the Brady law when selling firearms from his or her own personal collection?
No, provided the licensee has maintained the firearm as part of his or her personal collection for at least 1 year from the date the firearm was transferred from the business inventory into the personal collection or otherwise acquired as a personal firearm and the licensee complies with the recordkeeping requirements in 27 CFR 178.125a.
Related Questions
- Are licensed pawnbrokers firearms sales or return of firearms redeemed from pawn subject to the Brady law, including the provision for making background checks of transferees?
- Must a licensed importers, manufacturers, or dealers records be surrendered to ATF if the licensee discontinues business?
- Is the transfer of a firearm by a licensed dealer to a licensed collector subject to the Brady law?
