You need to go back to school and take a English class. Your post is garbed and I truly don't know what your talking about.
typical lib, no real response so change the topic and do personal attacks.
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You need to go back to school and take a English class. Your post is garbed and I truly don't know what your talking about.
This thread makes no sense. It doesn't matter if your selling a car, trailer, couch, or gun. It's just a piece of property that you own.
When was the last time you sold a dining room table (or whatever else) on craigslist AND ask for ID? It's no different than selling a gun.
typical lib, no real response so change the topic and do personal attacks.
Why do you care? The OP asked a question. He/She wishes to protect themselves if they sell a firearm. Whether the threat is real or perceived, why do you care? If you do not have an opinion as to what kind of bill of sale to use, why bother responding?
I truly hope my English is proper enough for you. Incidentally, I believe you were meaning
to use the word "garbled", not garbed, as I do not believe you were referring to the post being clothed...
There is no requirement for a Bill of Sale, for someone that is purchasing a pistol to be 21 or have a CPL/CHL.
What is required is that the person is a resident of the state the trasaction takes place, and is not a prohibited person. The LAW states that you may NOT KNOWINGLY sell to a non-resident, or a prohibited person. The minimum age for private sale of a handgun is 18, not 21.
There is NO requirement that the purchaser must have a CPL/CHL, there is NO requirement that the weapon go through a licesed dealer, be checked out by the state patrol or any other such as long as both parties are residents of the state where the transaction takes place.
I find you BoS and must have a CPL/CHL guys to be hypocrites...you would all be the first to holler if LE randomly asked you for your CPL/CHL and then siezed your pistol to check it against their database...
You do what makes you comfortable when you sell a weapon, but there are no requirements beyond KNOWINGLY selling to a prohibited person, or a person that is under 18, or not a resident of your state.
Me, I'm a collector, so by definition I only buy and never sell...but should it ever happen that I did need to sell, I would just ask, "are you a prohibited person", or if the person appeared to be very young "how old are you" and that is all. we are "presumed to be innocent until proven guilty", NOT "guilty until proven innocent"
As for your fears as to being responsible for the actions of others...you are not. When you sell a firearm you are no longer responsible for that firearm...no mare than when you sell an automobile, you are no longer responsibile for that car. That has been held up as true by the courts many times.
Because this is america. I can care or not care about anything I want. That's the beauty of free speech. You don't like it? Don't read it. Simple as that.
And it is garbed. Not garbled. Anybody that has spent any time in the military would know that. It's apparent you haven't. But hey, whatever beats your banana......
I am semi-confused the conversation went from a question to attacks, as this ended up hijacked.
The point here is about bills of sale, I did some research and found some very useful information on this.
In Oregon you can not sell a gun to a felon ( ok everyone knows that ), however if you unknowingly sell a handgun to a felon or a minor
you can be responsible for acts they do. Furthermore with no bill of sale stating they are not a felon and of age it is your word against their.
So a bill of sale very much is a good idea, it protects you from future liability. Unless you have money to fight in court I would ask for a bill of sale. Also having a copy of the bill of sale from the seller proves you bought it not stole it.
Four leg surgeries before the age of eighteen and a pin in my leg, so no, I was not allowed to serve. I volunteered, and was turned down. What does that matter? Am I less worthy a person because of that? Seems that's what you're insinuating...
But feel free to beat your banana as much as you like. You have the right to your opinion.
But so does everyone else.
Post your source please.
I am semi-confused the conversation went from a question to attacks, as this ended up hijacked.
The point here is about bills of sale, I did some research and found some very useful information on this.
In Oregon you can not sell a gun to a felon ( ok everyone knows that ), however if you unknowingly sell a handgun to a felon or a minor
you can be responsible for acts they do. Furthermore with no bill of sale stating they are not a felon and of age it is your word against their.
So a bill of sale very much is a good idea, it protects you from future liability. Unless you have money to fight in court I would ask for a bill of sale. Also having a copy of the bill of sale from the seller proves you bought it not stole it.
Spin it however you want to which it seems you are trying to do. Garbed is general military slang. As in, "your transmission is garbed". Do you understand now? Or do i need to explain it more?
And yes, you are right, I have the right to my opinion as does anybody else. Had you
understood that in your comment to me about "what do you care?" in your post (no 42) then I wouldn't have to explain it to you.
Any other thing I can help you out with understanding the basics of living then just let me know.....
For all of you who sell firearms regularly, is there a bill of sale form out there that you use? Just want the buyer and myself to be covered.
The question was, "is there a form out there that you use." Response of no, and why. Fits in the question. Other possible answer is yes and here is where it is located. Both are valid responses to the question.A quick reminder for you what the original post was. I don't see any request for someone to tell him he could sell his guns like any other piece of property. He just wanted a form he could use to cover himself...
The question was, "is there a form out there that you use." Response of no, and why. Fits in the question. Other possible answer is yes and here is where it is located. Both are valid responses to the question.