CaptGene
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I’m confused. In a private sale is a FFL transfer required.
The sale would be between two Florida residents.
The sale would be between two Florida residents.
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There used to be a sticky on this in the firearms section.I’m confused. In a private sale is a FFL transfer required.
If it's in florida with 2 legal florida residents then no.I’m confused. In a private sale is a FFL transfer required.
In the past I’ve gotten copies of their D/L and/or CCW card. Filled out the Florida Bill of Sale and both parties sign.There used to be a sticky on this in the firearms section.
May need to describe your situation further.
2 parties with drivers license from matching states do not require a transfer.
I have purchased guns in state and done a transfer. It boils down to what the seller comfortable with. Their gun, their terms. Not the law, but sellers discretion
That’s not a bad thing to do but it’s not required. Some people feel more comfortable doing it that way.In the past I’ve gotten copies of their D/L and/or CCW card. Filled out the Florida Bill of Sale and both parties sign.
Does this apply to hand gun and long gun? Asking for an acquaintance.If it's in florida with 2 legal florida residents then no.
YesDoes this apply to hand gun and long gun? Asking for an acquaintance.
In the past I’ve gotten copies of their D/L and/or CCW card. Filled out the Florida Bill of Sale and both parties sign.
Exactly. 1st amendment spells that out, but then, beliefsConstitutional was by man, not by God.
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That link doesn't pertain to a private sale.
Shocked? I'm not! Lol.Constitutional was by man, not by God.
We can't keep any threads on topic.
That link doesn't pertain to a private sale.