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Buds would not be able to do that, as they have to confirm the item is compliant in your state before they will send it out. And any FFL that might receive it would refuse the transfer and return it, since it is not on on the roster, otherwise they could lose their license and get fees and jail time. Items have to be compliant and on roster before they will be shipped.
Andrew B.
6 years ago
Unfortunately no. You would need to find a seller who had purchased one before the current roster prohibited it if that makes sense. Any firearm that was in the state before the roster was compiled is still considered legal.
Devin L.
6 years ago