Glock Talk - View Single Post - Out-of-state visitor buying a handgun in Florida

Steve-O · 05-04-2006, 13:06

Hmmm. I seemed to have scuffed over that a bit. I would guess that with the various levels of reciprocity, this could be a very gray area and, because of the nature of the purchase, would probably need to be interpreted by a Florida lawyer with such expertise.

Well, I'm not a lawyer (hence, my "interpretation" disclaimer in my first post), and I don't even play a third-rate one on TV.

But, Mr. Gutmacher has a web site at www.floridafirearmslaw.com and a phone listed in his book at 407-650-0770. You might be able to e-mail him, if the site has such a reference, or call him. It's my understanding that he is the definitive source for this knowledge, but it may cost you. Such a fee might be well worth it, considering the backlash of misinterpreting these laws.

Good luck.

05-04-2006, 13:06	#6
Steve-O Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Coral Springs, FL Posts: 135	Hmmm. I seemed to have scuffed over that a bit. I would guess that with the various levels of reciprocity, this could be a very gray area and, because of the nature of the purchase, would probably need to be interpreted by a Florida lawyer with such expertise. Well, I'm not a lawyer (hence, my "interpretation" disclaimer in my first post), and I don't even play a third-rate one on TV. But, Mr. Gutmacher has a web site at www.floridafirearmslaw.com and a phone listed in his book at 407-650-0770. You might be able to e-mail him, if the site has such a reference, or call him. It's my understanding that he is the definitive source for this knowledge, but it may cost you. Such a fee might be well worth it, considering the backlash of misinterpreting these laws. Good luck. __________________ Steve-O G30, Guardian .32, Guardian .380, G__, G__ (blanks to be filled in)