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He could possibly take it when they meet up and tuck it away until he gets his identification updated and then just take it to his local ffl and them them take it in on their books and then have him do the paperwork and pay a small fee and them give it back. This way there is now a paper trail saying anon owns it.
>his uncle wouldn't have reported it stolen so no worry there.
>he can make the claim if something pops when hes handing it over to the ffl or when theyre giving it back, that "i got it from a guy in a private sale locally in texas."
>uncle says "i privately sold it in wyoming to someone."
>that dude skipped from Wyoming to texas and sold it to anon. Stranger coincidences have happened I'm sure.