Kel tec sub 2000 sale require FFL in PA?

[bugout]

Just double checking on this one... required or no?

I think it does not because it is a carbine but wanted to be sure.

[vinlander]

Pretty sure it's a rifle, which shouldn't require an FFL. But I'm not a lawyer, so don't take my advice

[jthrelf]

I'm fairly certain it meets ATF requirement for a rifle so no Federal or PA law requiring FFL transfer between PA residents who are legal to own.

[Armor Snail]

Its a rifle.
Would you ask the same for a 10/22 takedown?

The folding is moot.

The measurements and the fact that it has a stock are what matters.

[McSull]

Its a rifle.
Would you ask the same for a 10/22 takedown?

The folding is moot.

The measurements and the fact that it has a stock are what matters.

Correct. It is a rifle. No transfer needed if selling to another PA resident. Also correct on the folding. It is not fireable when folded.

[bugout]

I thought so but appreciate the reminders thanks all

[McSull]

Wouldn't hurt to sign a bill of sale though.

[Rosco the Iroc]

wrong forum for this
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