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  • gskyhawk
    i don't live there myself but do know a couple of guys that do, from what they tell me , i don't believe there is any requirements other than checking to be sure they are old enough ,

    some guys want a bill of sale, other don't , i guess you would do what you feel you need
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  • SuburbanNoize
    Thanks buddy, do i have to go to where i got it, and let him know i sold it? i dont want this guy going and getting me in trouble because my names attached to the rifle.
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  • MVP
    quote:Originally posted by SuburbanNoize
    Thanks buddy, do i have to go to where i got it, and let him know i sold it? i dont want this guy going and getting me in trouble because my names attached to the rifle.


    The best way to do a FTF is record name address and license number on a bill of sale.
    That way when the firearm is used in a crime and the paper trail stops at you, you can produce the bill of sale and the guy on it will need to answer to the BATF.
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  • gskyhawk
    quote:Originally posted by SuburbanNoize
    Thanks buddy, do i have to go to where i got it, and let him know i sold it? i dont want this guy going and getting me in trouble because my names attached to the rifle.


    i don't know why you would need too , if you are worried about some thing happening with the gun down the line , just make sure you get the buyer info , ie name , address ect and keep that so if some thing ever does come up you can show that you sold the gun , to that person on that date
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  • Old Fool
    No, private sales do not require any paper work. I, personally, would get a bill of sale, but it is not required. As for notifying the shop that you bought it from, I definitely would not do that. I just reviewed the Florida laws listed in "State Laws and Published Ordinances - Firearms (ATF 5300.5). Having said that, I am not a lawyer (my parents were married), so do not rely on my opinions[:D][:D]
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  • SuburbanNoize
    just looked up state laws, no background check required on face to face gun sales, not even a requirement in the state of florida to register your gun!
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  • Marc1301
    Hey Suburban,......we are in the same state. Hand over the gun, collect the money! Make sure of age though, if there is any question.
    Also I would get as much info as possible, like the guys DL number, and address, and probably a signed bill of sale,.....just in case.
    But you don't HAVE to do anything, other than the age thing.
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  • SuburbanNoize
    yea im just checking for age, and getting the DL number, so if something were to happen down the road, i can say "talk to this guy"
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  • SuburbanNoize
    Mark your not even that far from i dont think, imin pinellas park now!
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  • Colt Super
    When I sell a firearm face-to-face, I don't even ask the guy's name. Same when I buy one - first name only.

    I am not worried about the ramifications.

    Doug
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  • Marc1301
    quote:Originally posted by SuburbanNoize
    Mark your not even that far from i dont think, imin pinellas park now!


    Yeah,.......about 1.5 to 2 hrs, depending on traffic,......you DO know all about that, right?[:D]
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  • Marc1301
    quote:I am not worried about the ramifications.

    If I looked like a "serial killer" in that mask and all, I wouldn't be worried either![:D]
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  • tobefree
    quote:Originally posted by Doug Wilson
    When I sell a firearm face-to-face, I don't even ask the guy's name. Same when I buy one - first name only.

    I am not worried about the ramifications.

    Doug


    Yep that how I do it too......I trust my judgement of people... Hell the only people that have ever screwed me are all family and freinds....All of whom are no longer on my Christmas card mailing list!!!!
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