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” I suspect Kalifornia has a rat/s that check Nevada FFL dealer’s parking lots. It wouldn’t be hard to mosey in when a Kalifornia tagged car is parked outside. Customer buys a banned item, he’s screwed. Cops pick him up on the way in.”

Buying guns in a legitimate gun shop by an out of state purchaser and taking immediate delivery is an urban myth.

“From FFL to FFL, every time, no exceptions.”

Remember that phrase. It tells you what you need to do to stay out of trouble with the gun transfer laws when buying firearms across state lines. Federal firearms license (FFL) holders are the only persons who can legally handle gun sales across state lines. This means that the merchant you’re buying from must have an FFL, and that seller must, we repeat, must, ship the weapon directly to an FFL holder in your state. It’s then up to you to go to the FFL holder in your state and take possession of the weapon. Usually, the dealer will charge a small handling fee for his or her part in the transaction. Be sure to contact the FFL holder in your state to advise them you’d like to have the firearm shipped to their location. By handling interstate transactions in this manner, you’ll be in full compliance with federal laws. (Yes, it is from some internet site.)

Yes and No, I own a home in Arizona and 2 in California, I can Legally buy a firearm in Arizona, cash and carry, instant check, all I need is to prove residency, a Utility bill will suffice, And since I have 2 “Domiciles” (ask your lawyer) I can also purchase a firearm in California. Now the guns in Arizona STAY in Arizona!!!