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    Quote Originally Posted by SA Friday View Post
    "Uh, oh ya, I sold that to some guy on line. what's his name.... Something like '2nd amendment guy'. Can't remember his name. It was like 5 years ago."

    Or

    "I don't own that pistol anymore. I sold it 5 years ago. I don't remember his name, but I wrote it down along with his drivers license number when I checked it to see if he was over 21. I'll go get that info for you."

    I've done thousands of interviews. I know which one is going to end in thanks and which one ends in a back seat ride.

    He wants to do a bill of sale, good on him.

    check his PCS orders like advised and you should be fine.
    I Sold it in a private party sale.
    Who'd I Sell it to? I am not required to get a bill of sale nor am I required to maintain records of private party sales.
    Those are for FFL Holders.

    but thanks and have a great day.

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    Default No, no, NO!!!

    you forgot that you are supposed to answer all questions put to you by any person in authority!! Your rights are totally abrogated upon the needs of the "people"!

    Bad sheep!

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    I wasn't trying to start this argument. What I meant to ask was, "Is the wording on the Bill of Sale going to change because he is not a resident of this state?"

    Sorry to confuse and rile.
    "There are no finger prints under water."

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    Quote Originally Posted by ldmaster View Post
    you forgot that you are supposed to answer all questions put to you by any person in authority!! Your rights are totally abrogated upon the needs of the "people"!

    Bad sheep!
    I don't mind answering questions when its appropriate. I'm very familiar with the law and the ramifications of the various aspects of an investigation and any proceeding criminal and civil trials. I've been through a couple hundred or so. Play it however you feel is right for you. Just don't bash anyone for doing a BOS because you think it's the right way.

    sheep, wow, you really don't know me at all.
    Mom's comin' 'round to put it back the way it ought to be.

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    I appreciate it guys. He and I are both stationed out of Ft. Carson for the last three years, but I think I'm just going to transfer this through an FFL. I'd rather be safe than sorry. He gets out here in a couple months, and I'm not due back in the states until the time he goes on ETS leave. He can hang out until I get back!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Byte Stryke View Post
    I Sold it in a private party sale.
    Who'd I Sell it to? I am not required to get a bill of sale nor am I required to maintain records of private party sales.
    Those are for FFL Holders.

    but thanks and have a great day.
    yep. Let's keep it simple, private and Constitutional. A BOS is NOT required and it shouldn't be cultivated that it is required imho. Some would say paperwork on guns is dangerous.
    Last edited by Jumpstart; 02-08-2011 at 06:54. Reason: Coffee hadn't kicked in yet.

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    It will be very hard to remember any transction 5years ago.
    I can probably look it up on my email, and give them their name,email, and phone number (if available).

    If it is disconnected, they can goto the telecommunication company and find it themselves.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MrPrena View Post
    It will be very hard to remember any transction 5years ago.
    I can probably look it up on my email, and give them their name,email, and phone number (if available).

    If it is disconnected, they can goto the telecommunication company and find it themselves.
    "They" and "them" sound kind of suspect to me.

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    Quote Originally Posted by freqlord View Post
    I appreciate it guys. He and I are both stationed out of Ft. Carson for the last three years, but I think I'm just going to transfer this through an FFL. I'd rather be safe than sorry. He gets out here in a couple months, and I'm not due back in the states until the time he goes on ETS leave. He can hang out until I get back!
    If you really want to create allot of paperwork Get a copy of His Orders, your Orders, and Create a Bill of Sale.

    Save your money and hassle of an FFL Transfer unless you really want to go through BCI and potentially an idiot that doesn't know the rules regarding Military persons and firearms sales/ownership

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