A seller here wants a FTF to sell a Makarov

[elweasel]

I have no idea who to contact about this problem. So I am posting it here. I just don't want any one to get in trouble with the ATF or PSP or with the mods.

He wants to sell a makarov in only a FTF transaction. As I understand PA law he and the buyer would need to go to a FFL dealer to complete the transaction. Am I missing something? If not, could someone with authority please contact him if needed. I don't think it is place to correct him with out now all the facts. It does look like a nice Makarov. Thanks

[raxar]

What he probably means is a ftf at a dealer, meaning he isn't willing to ship.

[elweasel]

You can read it for yourself. It is not worded that way. he writes out Face to Face with LTCF and current photo id. If you are at a FFL you don't need a LTCF, just a PA DL.

[raxar]

You can read it for yourself. It is not worded that way. he writes out Face to Face with LTCF and current photo id. If you are at a FFL you don't need a LTCF, just a PA DL.

check out his other threads, he just cut and pasted from where he was selling long guns

[elweasel]

Ok that makes sense. It just looked wrong. I will let the Mods handle it. Thanks.

[fttfbass]

If you read between the dotted lines, where all the info is specific to the makarov, it is stated that his price includes transfer and if a lower offer is accepted that the transfer will be on the buyers dime.

[normanvin]

I believecthat means he does not wish to ship it.

I can understand that. Could be a hassle.

[39flathead]

Might have been a good idea to just PM the seller and ask nicely what he meant without getting into an offensive tone.

Usually works for me.

[Rblakely]

Was that the post where the seller was listing C&R guns?

The Makarov could be C&R eligible. The started making them in 1951. If so - a FTF with a C&R holder would be legal.


IANAL

EDIT: believe I saw the post you are referring to. If it is the correct post the pistol is dated 1986 and does not qualify for C&R.

[elweasel]

Was that the post where the seller was listing C&R guns?

The Makarov could be C&R eligible. The started making them in 1951. If so - a FTF with a C&R holder would be legal.


IANAL

EDIT: believe I saw the post you are referring to. If it is the correct post the pistol is dated 1986 and does not qualify for C&R.

It is from 1986 and not c&r eligible. That was my first thought.