Ever take your uzi out of state?

[dukeofurl]

If so, how long does the paperwork take to come back? Friend of mine wants to see mine.

[ScooterTrash]

I got one earlier this year for BeachinBeemer's shoot in Carolina (which unfortunately I did not make), faxed it in, back within one week. ScooterTrash. :biker

[UZI SBR AWC]

If so, how long does the paperwork take to come back? Friend of mine wants to see mine.

Depends on what state you plan to go to, and if they is friendly to the type of firearm you wish to transport.

I am currently papered for IN, KY, WV, MI, and VA for the 2008 yr (did mine in November 2007,, took about 2 1/2 weeks)... if I decide to go somewhere on a momonts notice ---> toss applicable hardeware in the car and go.

[JeffersonDavis]

I just sent in the paperwork on my first NFA gun, and if you could tell me a little more about how to apply to go out of state, and how transporting out of state works I would greatly appreciate it.

[ScooterTrash]

Out of State form is ATF 5320.20, I think available thru the link on this site. I will leave further details to guy's on this forum with a lot more expertise than I, but I know for sure that is the form.

[Brian Ski]

Out of State form is ATF 5320.20, I think available thru the link on this site. I will leave further details to guy's on this forum with a lot more expertise than I, but I know for sure that is the form.

You are correct... Been a while since I did one... Took a few weeks... Send in early... You can put down the travel date as the year of 2008 instead of a specific day... Also make sure what you take is legal in the state you are going to... You can fax them in but I prefer the mail... I have heard stories of the fax machine being right by the shredder.... You can find the forms here, click on top bar 'ATF Forms'. (http://www.titleii.com/)

[Brian Ski]

I just sent in the paperwork on my first NFA gun, and if you could tell me a little more about how to apply to go out of state, and how transporting out of state works I would greatly appreciate it.

Pretty much follow the link/info above... Transportation is pretty much like any firearm... Lock up and take... Just don't loiter in unfriendly states... And of course make sure it is legal in the state/area you are taking into... The forms should not get approved if it is not legal... yea right...

[Samuel_Hoggson]

Last time I snail mailed my 5320.20s they were back within 2 weeks. Wish F4s went as fast.

Sam

[Cowboy Shooter]

I did this the first time last spring to take my Uzi from Ohio to Indiana for a match. I had some questions and talked to my examiner on the phone before faxing in the paperwork. I faxed my paperwork in late in the afternoon and had the faxed approval early the next morning! The mailed copies arrived a couple of days later. I don't know whether talking to the examiner expedited things but I was very pleased with the prompt service.

All of my personal experiences with ATFE have been very positive and hassle free.

[Garrett]

It always seems to take a couple / few weeks, whether faxed or mailed. So I just mail them. Faxing doesn't seem to get them back to me any faster and my mailed copies don't come back looking like a low-quality fax.

I just sent in some a week or so ago. But then, I was sending in 12 sets, so it might take them a little longer. :evilgrin

[Cohiba]

I called the BATFE (West Virginia)and was assigned an officer by my last name(alphabetical order). Filled in the form(5320.20). Faxed it in, and in about 25 minutes I obtained it. The officer also mailed the form to the location I was going to keep the Uzi.

Go to SUBGUNS web site,-Danbrew's ATF Forms, fill it out, print it out. Faxed it in it worked for me. But I called BATFE first, found out who my officer was and asked(VERY HUMBLE) if it was possible to do this. Given fax number-faxed it in. 25 minutes-GOOD TO GO!!!!!!!!!!:uzi

Cohiba