[Gunstar1]

I am not sure I understand your question. Are you asking if you can do a face to face without a FFL involved or are you asking about whether or not you can purchase over the phone and have it mailed to you provided you are both located in Georgia?

 

[Gunstar1]

Absolutly, I have sold a few guns to some of my friends.

Though like a used car you sell, it is a good idea to write up a Bill of sale. As a seller, you cannot sell to someone who you know is prohibited from purchasing a firearm. (if you know they would be denied a purchase in the store, you should not sell to them as it is probably illegal)

There is no paperwork to file with the Gov for a private purchase. In fact even if you wanted to "register" the gun, Georgia Law prohibits it.

 

[Gunstar1]

That is usually what they claim is the "Gun Show Loophole".

The media likes to imply that if you buy a gun at a gun show that you do not have to have a background check. Which is wrong.

It just depends on the seller. If a Dealer with an FFL is at a gun show, any gun he sells has to have a background check. However if I purchased a booth to sell a few guns out of my arsenal, then anyone who bought a gun from me does not have to have a background check as it is considered a private sale.

Typically "closing the gunshow loophole" legislation is aimed at stopping private gun sales all together.