Possible selling some guns or parts

[madokie]

Yeah...that's what I said:



Although I don't think it's a statutory requirement to check someone's DL or ID for a private sale to ensure they're a resident.

no it may not be a requirement to check ID,but its a felony to sell someone a gun NOT of your state,, thats the problem,so you must verify they are from OK..and knowing how the ATF operates ,i am not about to sell a gun to someone out of state,regardless of the laws ..if they want my gun that bad i will meet them at a FFL to do the transfer..

 

[dlbleak]

If you purchase a long gun from an FFL, say in Kansas. You can bring it back to Oklahoma with you.

 

[madokie]

If you purchase a long gun from an FFL, say in Kansas. You can bring it back to Oklahoma with you.

yes i did this in 1994 right after the crime bill was passed, bought a moss 590 in ARK,from a FFL, no problem..

 

[dlbleak]

yes i did this in 1994 right after the crime bill was passed, bought a moss 590 in ARK,from a FFL, no problem..

We used to go to Durango every year. There’s a pretty good pawnshop in Bayfield on the way. My brother and I bought many a long gun there.

 

[HillsideDesolate]

Anything I sell I write on the back side of the original receipt.. sold to xyz on the date and have them sign it .. just to cover my ass

I just write "sold to some dude"

 

[red442joe]

no it may not be a requirement to check ID,but its a felony to sell someone a gun NOT of your state,, thats the problem,so you must verify they are from OK..and knowing how the ATF operates ,i am not about to sell a gun to someone out of state,regardless of the laws ..if they want my gun that bad i will meet them at a FFL to do the transfer..

You must not sell to someone you know, or reasonably should have known, is a prohibited possessor.
Verify not necessary.

Joe

 

[OK Corgi Rancher]

no it may not be a requirement to check ID,but its a felony to sell someone a gun NOT of your state,, thats the problem,so you must verify they are from OK..and knowing how the ATF operates ,i am not about to sell a gun to someone out of state,regardless of the laws ..if they want my gun that bad i will meet them at a FFL to do the transfer..

Yeah...I said that, too.

You'll feel much better if you leave that California mindset behind.

Yes... A pawn shop will give you pennies on the dollar. A dealer, if he buys them, will give you a low wholesale price. Again...private party sales are legal in OK. You need to have a reasonable belief you're not selling to a prohibited person. So ask them. Check a drivers license to make sure they're an OK resident. Get money, give gun.

Pretty sure it's been covered now.