I don't believe you can unless he has a pistol purchase permit or nc chp from his county sheriff.

 

Nope,,Hes has to have a NC pistol permit or a NC CHP

 

On top of that he wanted the serial number over the phone to check if it is stolen, I bought it new and have nothing to hide. But unless he's in law enforcement how could he run the serial number? I am not willing to deviate at all from the law regarding firearms.

 

Run away!

 

Run away!

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Nope. He can have it when he gets his permit.

 

Run away!

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Everyone has already said it has to have creditials from NC in order to purchase he should know that.

 

There was actually a big discussion on researching potentially stolen firearms a couple months ago.

http://www.carolinashootersclub.com...sclub.com/threads/147813-Buying-a-used-handgun?highlight=looking+up+stolen+guns

The common answer was that not only can private individuals not check if a firearm is stolen, law enforcement can't check serial numbers unless it is part of an active investigation. People who had a LEO friend couldn't even ask that friend to run a number for them.

 

Oh and as far as his residency, he is just going to have to wait until he has lived in NC for the prescribed time (6 months I believe). That is when the sheriff would issue a purchase permit, and not before. I would want to see a NCDL and a NC CCW permit for the private sale, or else I would expect it to be treated as an interstate transfer of a weapon.

 

Run away!

That is my advice too!!!

 

Even without the conspiracy theories, the requirement are the same for a new resident, as they are for any resident. He must have a purchase permit, or a NC issued CHP, or be a NC LEO to purchase a handgun.

 

You should know that as long as you have been around the CSC?

Not only run away but tell him the requirements based on N C laws.