usedto
Lunatic Member
Depends on the state. In most, it's OK. Not so here in CA.
Know any good sites to sell a rifle online?
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bigx5murf
Super Member
No reason why it shouldn't. Although I did show the seller my ccw permit, although I'm aware I didn't have to.
Private Transfer, Background Check Optional
In Nevada, private transfer of a firearm is generally lawful. No background check is required for a private transfer; however, per NRS 202.254 a private person may request that the Central Repository for Nevada Records of Criminal History perform a background check on the transferee. This law specifies that failure to request a background check does not give rise to any civil cause of action. Upon request for a background check with identifying information, the Central Repository has 5 business days to notify the requestor whether the person can legally acquire the firearm. It specifies that a person who does not hear back from the Central Repository within that time period can presume that the transfer is lawful. The Central Repository may charge a fee.
usedto
Lunatic Member
Borderline political. You may get more that you wished for.
MaxxVolume
Lunatic Member
"Face-to-face" sales (of long guns) without a Form 4473 are permitted in many jurisdictions, as long as both parties reside in the same state.
That being said, that doesn`t mean there`s no risk involved....I would prefer to use an FFL for any type of transfer.
CaptMax
Member
Another vote for GunBroker, beyond that there are many websites that allow sales provided your a forum member.
If it were something rare or obscure I would look for a site that caters to those as you will find educated buyers who know what they are looking at.
If not and it's just a plain deer rifle why not find a local FFL who takes guns in on consignment?
Any questions concerning sales should be directed to you local police chief, sheriff, or BATFE representative.
If it were something rare or obscure I would look for a site that caters to those as you will find educated buyers who know what they are looking at.
If not and it's just a plain deer rifle why not find a local FFL who takes guns in on consignment?
Any questions concerning sales should be directed to you local police chief, sheriff, or BATFE representative.
FYI, Facebook/Instagram have recently added firearms to their prohibited list.
Sandy G
Retired Member
Guess wanting to sell my Class-3 Uzi w/"No questions Asked" wouldn't cut it.. Like I'd EVER wanna sell it in the 1st place.. I've got right at $1200 in it, INCLUDING the then $200 for the Class-3 transfer.. Dunno what a Class-3 Uzi outright nowadays would be, I wouldn't start any lower than $5K to START with.. Next year will be my 30th year w/it, I can honestly tell you that it has been worth EVERY penny... Women, typically, DON'T wanna Shoot it, its gonna "Bite" 'em or somesuch. After they DO shoot it, & find that No, it DON'T "Bite", they then don't wanna give it BACK to me. Its just a LOT of Big, Nasty, LOUD, & EXPENSIVE F-U-N...
