Bought local FTF, requirements to sell

[mattinindy]

Last year I bought a rifle face to face from another IN resident no FFL required. I am now wanting to sell it and was wondering what the proper legal procedure to sell in state or out of state. Thanks in advance.

 

[SEIndSAM]

As long as they are a legal resident of the state, over 18 and not a felon, they hand you the money and you hand them the rifle.

That's all there is to do. No registration or anything in Indiana.

If your selling out of state it has to go through an FFL. Your FFL sends it to their FFL.

 

[goinggreyfast]

^^^ This ^^^

 

[billcollector]

I would recommend also a Bill of Sale simply for the fact that if that gun turns up somewhere you have proof that you don't own it anymore

 

[mattinindy]

As long as they are a legal resident of the state, over 18 and not a felon, they hand you the money and you hand them the rifle.

That's all there is to do. No registration or anything in Indiana.

If your selling out of state it has to go through an FFL. Your FFL sends it to their FFL.

Are there Any issues when going through an FFL to ship considering it was never registered to my name?

Thanks

 

[threefiftyfour]

just give it to me, i will take care of it

 

[ATM]

Are there Any issues when going through an FFL to ship considering it was never registered to my name?

Thanks

No, [STRIKE]standard[/STRIKE] Title I firearms are not registered to anyone's name in most states, even if purchased from an FFL.

 

[Kirk Freeman]

No, standard firearms are not registered to anyone's name in most states, even if purchased from an FFL

What if I am buying/selling a non-High Standard firearm? Need I register a Colt, Les Baer or LMT as it is not High Standard?

 

[ATM]

What if I am buying/selling a non-High Standard firearm? Need I register a Colt, Les Baer or LMT as it is not High Standard?

...lawyers.