I get that un-serialized 3DP guns are naughty to build and own in Oregon these days, I'm trying to understand some things before my work-related move to the Portland area in a couple of months. Most of what I have is fine, but I'm wondering if HB2005 also applies to 3DP suppressors and serialized 3DP SBR's with Form 1 tax stamps. Does anyone know??

I'm just trying to figure out what I can bring and what I'll have to store out of state for the two years I'll be there. Thankful that they're not sending me to Commiefornia so I can bring my standard capacity mags and the ammo I already own, LOL.

Thansk in advance!

I'm doing a road trip in a couple of months to the southern side of Oregon (coming from WA), hoping to see if anyone knows of any shooting ranges along the way. Nothing too far from I-5, preferably. If they have rentals, send a link of the list or generally list what they have.

Originally a Texas resident, I'm in Portland for few months and was looking to buy AR.

My question is
1- how does the sale work, how does an FFL verify my address etc (have my old Texas license but it was cut lol so it has a small hole in it, suspended) but how does FFL verify my state of residence.

2- I was trying to understand the law, since Texas doesn't have any gun law, I should be able to go and buy an AR, but I was seeing in FFL are willing to sell with a passport + a Texas license with a hole in it.

3- any FFL recommendations?

So as a gun owner, I’m moving to Oregon for a tech job. I want to know what laws there are regarding firearms from out of state. All my guns are California Compliant.

Making another routine post for the Oregon Guns Discord Server, we have biannual server wide meetup events as well as bi-weeklyish local meetup events for the pdx area. Of which our next server wide Bi-mart sponsored meetup will be this week. The server has county specific roles for local questions, discussions, or meetups, as well as statewide informational resources. We're always looking for new members! I have also posted this in r/pdxgunnuts

https://discord.gg/4PAhHfHRdE

I’m coming up from Jordan valley to a G.I. show in coquille it’s being ran by 3 goat company and was wondering if anyone has been to that one before as I’m new to the state and just moved here for work and was curious to how y’all’s gun shows work as a out of stater thanks in advance

Free men don't ask yadda yadda. But what shouldn't I be bringing?

There is a lot of mixed messaging and conflicting information online about Oregon, particularly around magazines. Moving from a fairly liberal firearm state, what should I be looking at first assuming I am bringing in 20-ish firearms, mostly semi-auto, and 200-ish magazines, 30k-ish rounds from .22lr to .308. Kind of an AK nerd if that tells you anything too.

IP46 will have signature gathers at the gunshows tomorrow both in Eugene, Or and In Florence, Or for it's first gunshow in a long time.

Find more info or download and mail in the esheat at https://www.ip46.org

Sign the petition and help repeal bm114

The chief petitioner of the ballot petition ip46 will be in McMinnville today at the gun show. Address and times are at the bottom of their website https://www.ip46.org if you can't get to one of the local gun shops to sign. you can always download the E-sheet and send it into them.

There is also a pop up in Albany every Sat address is on the website.

https://www.laneeventscenter.org/event/willamette-valley-arms-collectors-spring-show/

Come Sign the petition to repeal BM114 So we can be done with this mess of a law.

At the Stayton Ace hardware store 1630 N First Ave, Stayton, OR 97383 March 14th from 10am to 2pm

If you can't make that there are locations listed here or you can mail in an e-sheet.

https://www.ip46.org

The Albany Rifle and Pistol Club have donated a table to the guys running this initiative. If you want or plan on being at the largest gun show in the state.

More information here http://www.ip46.org

Check the website for places near you that you can go an sign the petition!

https://ttstactical.com/ballot-measure-46

Hello,

I have an older friend who is looking to offload his Marlin lever action SBR (think Mares Leg). It was gun smithed and registered 20+ years ago, he has all the paperwork. Can anyone describe the process for private sell with SBR / FFL? Does the FFL hold the rifle until a SBR stamp is secured by the buyer?

Thanks!

**edit:

Called a local FFL as suggested and got the answer I needed. Seller and buyer need to complete form 4. Once approved can initiate transfer at FFL. Thanks all for the advice.

I’m unsure how the procedure works or what is the proper way to go about this. I have a pistol listed on northwestfirearms and a guy wants to purchase it. He’s an FFL-holder so we won’t have to find a 3rd party to conduct the transfer. I’m not inviting some random into my home and he lives too far out for me to go to his place, so he wants to meet in a parking lot and conduct the transfer.

He claims he’ll provide a copy of his FFL and ID, as well as a copy of the state paperwork for the transfer, and a bill of sale.

Is this an okay way to go about this? How would this situation normally be handled? This isn’t Arizona where you can meet a guy in a parking lot and do a face to face sale no paperwork required.

I’ve only ever performed transfers through an FFL at a gun shop, so not doing a sale in a brick and mortar business has me a little confused and spooked. I don’t want to do the wrong thing.

For those of you who don't know a Ballot Initiative to repeal BM114 and the magazine ban has been certified and through the legal hurdles and needs signatures by July to get on the ballot. There is a whole list of locations that are gathering signatures and it looks to me like they doubled the amount of locations. Check it out in the link below.

It also provides a E-signature sheet and downloadable measure so you can read the actual measure and what it does. If you can't make it into a store maybe have everyone you know download and sign the esheets and send them into the chief petitioner all together.

https://www.ip46.org