Thank you it makes sense.KeenansGarage said:Depending on the state, you can. You need to get bill of sale, ID etc. He will need your information as well. Make sure it is a trusted source.
If you are a first time buyer, I recommend going through a store first...just my .02 cents worth. If you are dead-set on buying this particular gun, go to a gun dealer and ask what you need. Most of them will give you and honest answer and know the state and federal laws.
Thanks and I'm in mass it's difficult to buy new glocks but I will go to dealer.portercc said:If you have Academy Sports in your area buy there. Wait until you are a little more seasoned before buying a used weapon from an individual or a gun show. Buy new and buy Glock. It's a better investment show you decide this isn't the sport for you.
I imagine Mass. Isn't too far off gun wise from New Jersey. When I lived in NJ we would drive out to gun shows in PA to get stuff that was harder to find in NJ. We also went to a gunrange in PA to rent guns to try. Don't know if you have a gunfriendly state near you, just putting that out there as an option.Ltrain said:Thanks and I'm in mass it's difficult to buy new glocks but I will go to dealer.