While I'll agree that getting an out of state CPL would help it may not matter in this case. If he purchased the gun before the second CPL was purchased it may not exempt him from that purchase as it occurred before the date of the CPL. I could be wrong however, in most cases exemptions must be true before the act that occurs.
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Right. The 10 day period came and went. Now, he is subject to a $250 civil infraction, regardless if he registers it now or not. Getting an out of state license isn't retroactive (and Scoop wasn't saying it is).
Registering now is simply self incriminating…it doesn't undo the failure to register within 10 days (unless, of course, he mailed it in within 10 days).
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