Ffl question

[grouse]

To acquire a firearm for a private to Ffl transfer. Is a copy of the persons state issued cpl adequate or do you truly need a drivers license? This is on the acquisition side only.

 

[338weatherby]

I want a state issued ID or DL when I take one in to verify address that goes in log book.

 

[grouse]

OK thanks. If the CPL has that information is that suitable per ATF?

 

[338weatherby]

OK thanks. If the CPL has that information is that suitable per ATF?

Not familiar what CPL stands for but if has their name, address, ans expiration date on it, it should be good. Log book only needs to verify who the firearm was acquired from. For a non licensed person, it's an address. For a licensed FFL, it's their license number and. Simple as that. Get a photo copy of ID for your record though.

 

[grouse]

Concealed pistol license

 

[epags]

Concealed pistol license

Probably not. California CCW (CPL) says "Not to be used as a government issued form of identification"
Look at yours to see if there is a similar restriction.

 

[338weatherby]

Concealed pistol license

I wouldn't consider a CPL a ID.

 

[Rick Richard]

When it doubt why not just send both if you have both?

 

[L.Sherm]

Concealed pistol license
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The way I understand it, each state is different on CCP. Montana is good with carry permit not even NICS check required, only have to fill out the 4473.

 

[762x51]

probably depends on the state. when i buy a gun, they generally take my ID and my conceal carry permit. the permit keeps them from having to do the background check in NC. just fill out the 4473 and you're on your way.

 

[misterc01]

What 762X51 said goes for Florida as well

 

[Charles Keethler]

In Ohio if you have a Ohio CCW , fill out 4473, no NICS good to go.

 

[North Idaho Hunter]

Concealed weapons permit is A-OK in idaho

 

[xsn10s]

Oregon DMV allows CWP to be used as ID, so I'd "think" it should suffice. But with this new admin I'd go with a driver's license to be safe. In case they retroactively create new standards.