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How do you get a form 4473 to register a shot gun in South Carolina?
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∙ 12y ago
You don't need the Form 4473 unless you are purchasing it from a FFL holder.
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What do you do to register to buy a gun?
In the US, when you buy a gun from a dealer, you complete a Form 4473, which the dealer keeps. A few states require registration of a gun- most do not.
Do you have to register a shot gun in Ohio?
There is no requirement and no provision to register ordinary rifles, shotguns or handguns in Ohio. When buying a gun from a dealer, the dealer makes a record of the purchase on a Form 4473, which they keep at the shop.
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You can get one at any gun dealer.
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The actual purchaser completes the form 4473 when making a purchase from a licensed dealer..
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To give you a short answer- you don't. Like MOST US States, there is no requirement or provision for you to register an ordinary rifle, shotgun or handgun with anyone. If you buy a gun from a dealer, the dealer will make a record of the purchase (a form 4473) which is retained at the dealership.
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If you're purchasing a handgun from a licensed dealer, you fill out a Form 4473.
South Carolina public safety form 438?
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