You'd have to either sell it to an FFL dealer, or sell it through an FFL dealer on consignment.
To legally purchase a handgun out of state, you must have an FFL dealer ship the handgun to an FFL dealer in your state.
Has to be done through an FFL dealer.
A dealer at a gun show is a licenced FFL dealer, the same as any dealer who owns a gun shop with a store front.
A dealer at a gun show is a licenced FFL dealer, the same as any dealer who owns a gun shop with a store front.
Realistically, you can't.
Yes, but they must be shipped to an FFL dealer.
You either need to have a current federal firearms license or have the gun you ordered shipped to a FFL dealer. Most FFL dealers charge a moderate fee for this service.
Unless there is a local law in place it is legal to ship to your door. I have sent several to Tenn. over the years with no troubles. Your local gun shop or FFL dealer would know for sure. You can find a FFL dealer on gunbroker or auction arms websites under the ffl locate in there home page.
Rifle or shotgun, yes, if they appear in person at the shop. Handgun- no.
all firearms have to be shipped from one state to another via FFL dealer........
You would have to be a little more specific. If you purchased a long rifle from him while you were in Wisconsin, any sort of receipt of sale will suffice. If you purchased a handgun, NFA weapon, or did not actually go to Wisconsin (bought it online, for example), then you need to find an FFL licenced dealer to receive the firearm for you. Your dealer will charge a receiving fee (usually between $20 - $40), and a copy of their FFL will have to be sent to the seller. The seller will then ship it to your FFL (Type 1 or Type 2 only) dealer, and you will fill out the BATFE Form 4473 at the dealer's when you go to pick up your firearm.