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Old March 31st, 2009
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Default Re: legal acquisition?

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Originally Posted by guerrillataktix View Post
I acquired a S&W Model 19 .357 revolver from a friend of mine about a year ago. We didn't do any transfer or go anywhere for documentation of the transactions. I'm am not even sure if he purchased the revolver or how he came to posses it.

I dont really have any concerns about possessing the firearm for target shooting, etc but if it ever comes to defending myself with it (home invasion, etc) I don't want to get brought up on some gun charge.

Does this acquisition sound legal?
Between Pa. residents, Pa law (18Pa.C.S.6111) generally requires the seller to transfer the handgun to the buyer through a FFL where a Fed Form 4473 and Pa. PSP form SP4-113 is completed. There are exceptions for certain family members and other licensees, etc.

In my understanding, your friend violated 6111(c). I see no law you are in violation of for the possession. But IANAL.
You could always have it transferred now or ask an attorney for their opinion.
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