private firearm sale... where?

[StreetDoctor]

sportsmans is close to my house, great idea.

Definitely some where people wont freak out and call the cops. If dealing with someone from armslist i would say some where well lit and take a friend. Sportsmans or somewhere is best.

If dealing on armslist of with people you dont know about places like wal mart are good because the parking lot has cameras in case it goes south.

[StreetDoctor]

In noo way an attorney but, If it is a private transaction I don't see an issue with it. Shoot I am an FFL and if two guys wanted to do a transaction in my presence (on premises) I don't think there would be an issue. I am open to learn as well so maybe an attorney will chime is......

I'll make a couple phone calls

[DSB OUTDOORS]

sportsmans is close to my house, great idea.

Be sure and wear a black ski mask if cold outside. Don't want to catch a cold. JK!! I like Sportsman's, Bass-Pro, any sporting shop or public area in the back lot.

[hatidua]

I'm partial to Home Depot, almost everyone knows where there is one.

[wadero]

Granted I have only made one such public transaction but, I had the last minute thought to bring a rifle bag with me. Might ask the buyer if he has such a bag.

[Ashton]

Great ideas... I'm a little nervous as it's from Armslist and the dude offered me a lot of money for my AR. Which I openly posted as asking way to much but if it'll pay to take my wife on the honeymoon she never had so be it, it is what it is.

I'd go with Sportsmans given your location. If you're selling a gun a lot more then it's worth it sounds a bit fishy. I'd want to be somewhere where others have guns just incase it went south.

[TFOGGER]

Bad places: the lobby of the local police station, whatever hotel Obummah happens to be at, schools, movie theaters, dark fields that can only be accurately located with GPS coordinates, the steps of the state capitol, pretty much anywhere after dark.

Good places: Previously mentioned places above, during the day, with a well armed friend alongside.

I don't deal with Armslist folks, mostly only members here that are known to me personally or by reputation. Most times, it ends up being at my place of business.

[StreetDoctor]

I'd go with Sportsmans given your location. If you're selling a gun a lot more then it's worth it sounds a bit fishy. I'd want to be somewhere where others have guns just incase it went south.

Thanks, that's going to be the plan. With the AR15 frenzy I can't help but try to sell for a ridiculous amount. Especially if it'll pay for airfare to thailand

[Rooskibar03]

Seems I've done my fair share at Walmarts and oddly enough two different ones at the same McDonalds.

[SideShow Bob]

Be sure and wear a black ski mask if cold outside. Don't want to catch a cold. JK!! I like Sportsman's, Bass-Pro, any sporting shop or public area in the back lot.

Don't forget the Tac.vest loaded with magazines and cami clothing........

Also, don't sell ammo with the firearm unless it is in separate, closed container. And defiantly no loaded magazines. Unless the buyer is well known to you. Use a gun case or other covering to transfer from your vehicle to the buyers. You don't need some libertard freaking out and calling the police after catching a glimpse of an evil modern sporting rifle.