kcshooter
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medalguy said:As long as the buyer had what appears to be a valid in-state DL or CHL, I do the deal.
This seems contradictory.medalguy said:How do you know the buyer is who he says he is? If he's a prohibited person and he agrees to sign a BOS, how do you know he doesn't have fake ID?
I still believe that, in order to prevent any possible headaches in the future, a bill of sale, preferably notarized, is a good idea. The firearm's serial number was originally recorded in my name when my FFL ran me thru the NICS system. If it's no longer in my possession, I want to be able to prove it if need be.
I wouldn't sell to someone who refused to sign a bill of sale. I'd suspect there was something fishy going on and pack my gun up and take it home, or put my wallet away as a buyer. Don't like it? Too bad. It's my choice.
I know it isn't required by law, I don't see anyone saying that it was, but it is required for my peace of mind. YMMV.
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