Bill Of Sale

[68Charger]

Legally you don't need one-

as long as you don't believe he was a resident of another state, a felon, planned to use the firearm in a crime (or domestic violence crime), under the influence of alcohol, a habitual drug user, or otherwise forbidden from owning a firearm under federal law... then you can sell to him on a handshake..

figuratively speaking- but it's only polite to shake hands on it..

if you're concerned about something happening later- you have an identity from this website that can be used to trace them if they commit a crime with it... so I wouldn't lose sleep over it.

[GoldFinger]

I've seen alot of people ask for a CCW, or at least a DL. I supose it shows some diligence on your part to verify if the person is at least on the "grid", local, and maybe should own a weapon.

I've bought a few guns privately, and only showed a DL. The first weapon I bought was kind of like your situation, it just seemed that more should be done - receipt wise - to purchase a fire arm. But as you will no doubt hear from others on this site, it's not necessary.