Selling a Gun? (Moved from Professor Topic)

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question, O gun experts: if I want to sell a long gun of any kind, or a pistol, for that matter, do I have a legal obligation as far as paperwork?

[Night Owl]

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question, O gun experts: if I want to sell a long gun of any kind, or a pistol, for that matter, do I have a legal obligation as far as paperwork?

Nope.

[Shotgun Jeremy]

No bill of sale required. Personally, I don't even recommend it.

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Recommend not selling or documenting?

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Recommend not selling or documenting?

Documenting.

[Dagobert II]

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question, O gun experts: if I want to sell a long gun of any kind, or a pistol, for that matter, do I have a legal obligation as far as paperwork?

If you want to armor plate your behind in the event the feds are trying to entrap you, you could have the buyer sign a statement saying they're legally permitted to possess the weapon. You aren't required to put 'em on a lie detector or otherwise research that declaration but it will protect you if the feds come around later asking why you sold a firearm to a gun runner like Eric Holder. You can prove you asked, which is more than you have to do.

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Not worried about gun runners. I'm in no hurry to divest myself of the ones I don't use, and I wouldn't sell to anyone I didn't know.

[Rick]

What are you considering selling?

If it were me, I'd have a bill of sale.

I would like to hear the arguments for not documenting the sale.

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I have a busy morning, so I'll get back to you.

[Rick]

You're retired! Not allowed to be busy.