If it's a private sale, all you need to do is verify that the purchaser is at least 18 years of age. I recommend a bill of sale and possibly a copy of their DL, but not really necessary. Other than that, exchange money for the product, shake hands and have a nice day.
To transfer ownership of a gun in Washington, both the buyer and seller must go to a licensed firearms dealer to complete a background check and transfer the firearm legally. The dealer will handle the paperwork and record the transfer with the Department of Licensing. It is illegal to sell or transfer a gun without going through a licensed dealer in Washington state.
Washington State? There is no registration of ordinary firearms in Washington, and no central records of who owns what gun. If you are a resident of Washington state, you may sell a firearm to another resident of Washington state- but not of any other state. You may not sell a gun to a person you believe is ineligible to own a gun (minor, illegal alien, convicted felon, etc). A simple way is to prepare 2 copies of a bill of sale, describing the firearm, the name and address of buyer and seller. Seller and buyer each sign both copies, each keeps one. While suggested, it is not legally required.
No, Blackhawk gun holsters are not illegal in most places. However, it is important to check local laws and regulations regarding gun ownership and carrying concealed weapons to ensure compliance.
There are two main types of gun licenses in the United States: concealed carry permits (which allow individuals to carry a concealed weapon) and firearms licenses (which regulate ownership and purchase of firearms). These licenses vary by state in terms of requirements and restrictions.
I take ownership of my actions and responsibilities.
The 2nd amendment to the Constitution grants everyone the right to bear arms (have a gun) for their personal protection, as well as the protection of your family, and your property. You do not need a gun permit to have a gun in your own house. Your gun does not have to be registered with the government either. Actually, registration depends on where you are. There is no national registration, but a few individual states require it. CA, MA, IL, and IIRC, NY and NJ, and possibly a few others.
Like most states, Kentucky does NOT have a registration process for ordinary firearms (rifles, shotguns, handguns). You may transfer ownership of a firearm ONLY to a person who is also a resident of Kentucky. You may not transfer a firearm to a person you have reason to believe is not allowed to own a gun- such as a minor, a convicted felon, person under a restraining order, etc. A simple way is to write up a bill of sale- Describe the firearm- make, model, serial number, who is selling it (name and address) and who is buying it (name and address). Make 2 copies, seller keeps one, buyer keeps one.
That depends entirely on state and local laws. There is no answer good throughout the country.
Contact your local police for the latest information.
There does appear to be one. It is an INVERSE correlation. As the rate of gun ownership INCREASES, the rate of violent crime DECREASES.
The California Department of Justice web site has all the information you are seeking.
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go to room info then go in change ownership then type the username to change then he should accept via email ownership changed.......:)