How do you sell a gun owned by a felon?

Answer 1

It depends on where you are. In most U.S. states, you simply exhange the handgun for money, however, some states require paperwork. If you are unsure about your local laws, check with the local PD or a reputable gun store.

Answer 2

The felon gives the gun to a non-felon, who then registers it in his name. The new owner then sells the gun or keeps it. Provided the gun was not used in the commission of the felony, there should be no problem.

Answer 3

Kentucky probably has the most gun friendly laws in the country. You don't need to register it, you can sell it like you do anything else. If they have the money, you can sell it to them. They have to be 21, and for your own security, I would get an i.d. from them with info if you don't know them

Answer 4

You can sell a Title I long gun face-to-face to a state resident, or you can sell it to a gun shop, or you can sell it on consignment at a gun shop. You can put it online at a website like Gun Broker, Auction Arms, or Guns America, you could post classified ads in the newspaper.

Answer 5

It depends on where you are. In some U.S. states, you can sell a handgun between private parties with no paperwork. In some states, you have to go through a gun dealer.

Answer 6

No state requirements. You may sell them to another resident of Kentucky, or to a Federal Firearms License holder (dealer) in any state.