Re: Best way to sell AR rifle?
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The way things are going, I would hold on to it for a while longer if I was you .... just sayin
Let's go Brandon
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Re: Best way to sell AR rifle?
[Re: Jackdale]
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I bet if you post an add somewhere your phone will be ringing non stop.
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Re: Best way to sell AR rifle?
[Re: Jackdale]
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Check your state laws. I can tell you that here in PA, you can just sell it, No big deal. I've bought quite a few rifles off of people just showing up to there home. I always (as a buyer) make them sign a bill of sale that I keep on file just to cover my butt in case it ever turned up stolen or something but other than that, in PA, you don't have to go through a FFL for a long gun.
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Re: Best way to sell AR rifle?
[Re: Finster]
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Check your state laws. I can tell you that here in PA, you can just sell it, No big deal. I've bought quite a few rifles off of people just showing up to there home. I always (as a buyer) make them sign a bill of sale that I keep on file just to cover my butt in case it ever turned up stolen or something but other than that, in PA, you don't have to go through a FFL for a long gun. Do you have to transfer a handgun?
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Re: Best way to sell AR rifle?
[Re: headache73]
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Check your state laws. I can tell you that here in PA, you can just sell it, No big deal. I've bought quite a few rifles off of people just showing up to there home. I always (as a buyer) make them sign a bill of sale that I keep on file just to cover my butt in case it ever turned up stolen or something but other than that, in PA, you don't have to go through a FFL for a long gun. Do you have to transfer a handgun? Paperwork needs to be done on handguns going to other states the last time I called the ATF that’s what I was told.
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Re: Best way to sell AR rifle?
[Re: headache73]
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Check your state laws. I can tell you that here in PA, you can just sell it, No big deal. I've bought quite a few rifles off of people just showing up to there home. I always (as a buyer) make them sign a bill of sale that I keep on file just to cover my butt in case it ever turned up stolen or something but other than that, in PA, you don't have to go through a FFL for a long gun. Do you have to transfer a handgun? If you are transferring it to a non relative I believe you have to go through an FFL. If it's a hand me down like from your father or something, I believe you can just take possession. At least that is the way it used to be. I haven't dealt with buying handguns in a private sale very often so I may not be 100% correct. And again, this is PA law only!
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Re: Best way to sell AR rifle?
[Re: Finster]
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If you are transferring it to a non relative I believe you have to go through an FFL. If it's a hand me down like from your father or something, I believe you can just take possession. At least that is the way it used to be. I haven't dealt with buying handguns in a private sale very often so I may not be 100% correct. And again, this is PA law only!
Close family, parents and siblings. The idea is that you know the person well and would know if they have a felony. Otherwise you go to a ffl holder and do the paper work just like if you were buying it from the dealer.
Time is more precious than gold if you know how to spend it .... but what do I know, I'm just a dumb farmer.~My Dad NRA LIFE MEMBER, Endowment Member
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Re: Best way to sell AR rifle?
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They're good as gold right now, I'd keep it until things are settled a bit more with the regime change.. Sell high, buy low. Now is the time to sell.
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Re: Best way to sell AR rifle?
[Re: Pike River]
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Sell high, buy low. Now is the time to sell. Way too simple. Assume the gun is worth $500 today. With what I see happening to our economy. in a year or two that $500 might be enough to buy lunch. The gun will be worth several day's wages.
Man who mistake shillelagh for fairy wand; see pixie dust, also.
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