Live and learn. Don't do it again unless required by law.
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Live and learn. Don't do it again unless required by law.
Im 18 so i dont have too much to dig into. But i purchased it from the son of a cop who buys sells all the time
There is no requirement for that and it's not needed to keep you out of trouble.When i sell or buy a gun i make a bill of sale I john doe sold 1 38 special serial #-----\
To jane doe on feb 29...I sign it and they sign it and i actually have 2 copies of the same thing.
Just a signature under a printed name...
No other personal information.
That should keep you out of most trouble.
There is no requirement for that and it's not needed to keep you out of trouble.
When i sell or buy a gun i make a bill of sale I john doe sold 1 38 special serial #-----\
To jane doe on feb 29...I sign it and they sign it and i actually have 2 copies of the same thing.
Just a signature under a printed name...
No other personal information.
That should keep you out of most trouble.
There is no requirement for that and it's not needed to keep you out of trouble.
This X's 10.No way in hell would I give someone my DL information in a private sale. You have a certain degree of safety when you show your ID to an FFL but some private citizen you are buying a gun from? No way.
In today's world any information is too much unless required by law. If someone demands to have a copy of your DL before selling you a gun, walk away. I had one guy want to ensure I was an OK resident so I showed him my DL showing my picture and that it was an Oklahoma license and that was it. Bad guys can find out quite a bit by cross referencing your personal information so don't make it any easier for them.
A private sale should be just that, private. If others are comfortable with strangers having their DL info then that's up to them but not me.
When i sell or buy a gun i make a bill of sale I john doe sold 1 38 special serial #-----\
To jane doe on feb 29...I sign it and they sign it and i actually have 2 copies of the same thing.
Just a signature under a printed name...
No other personal information.
That should keep you out of most trouble.
Buyer and seller set the terms. I prefer a peek at the buyer's DL and SDA, and consider that I have done my due diligence regarding age, residency and felony status.
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