Check with local law enforcement. They can check the serial number against the NCIC data base for stolen firearms. This is a National database that is NOT available to the general public.
17 years for a handgun but if you sell a stolen rifle or shotgun excluding assault rifles it's a five year minimum up to 12 years
Purchases from a dealer are governed by Federal law, not state. 18 for rifle or shotgun, 21 for handgun.
It depends on where you are. Here in Tennessee, nothing is required other than some form of ID, but the pawn shop will probably run a stolen firearms check on it.
Probably legal to sell just about everything but her body, as long as she owns the stuff she is selling. you can't sell stolen stuff or someone else's stuff at any age!
As long as the merchandise is not stolen and was obtained legally, it is legal.
No real age limit to sell to a dealer. Possession is a different matter.
It means to sell clothes for a profit that either you have stolen, or someone else stolen
Provided you follow all the applicable rules and regualtions, yes.
The gun and a receipt from the dealer.
In Pennsylvania, private sellers (sellers who are not licensed dealers) may only sell a handgun to an unlicensed purchaser through a licensed importer, manufacturer, dealer or county sheriff's office, who must initiate a background check as described above. Section 6111(c), (f)(1)-(2); 37 Pa. Code § 33.111(g).A Dealer may not (by Federal law) sell a handgun to anyone under 21. PA law prohibits anyone under 18 for possessing a handgun (except under direct adult supervision) so it MAY be legal to purchase from a PRIVATE seller- but that sale must take place at the County Sheriff's office- so your best bet for a CURRENT, LEGAL answer will be to check with the County Sheriff.
That depends on your states laws. Some states allow it; some states require all handgun purchases to be made through an FFL dealer.
They can sell the illegally for a lot of money.