Q for the gun guys
- Thread starter Coreshot
- Start date
- Location
- Grand Junction, CO
How much do you want for the 9MM? I've been thinking about a handgun.
muleskinner
Well-Known Member
- Location
- Enoch, UT
Your not going to be able to sell it legally, I suggest you give it to me
A lot of people only sell to CCP holders, but you’d probably have good luck at next weekends Gun show.Your not going to be able to sell it legally, I suggest you give it to me
OK, I'll just give it to you...
Drew_XJ
Jeep is a 4 letter word
- Location
- Next door to Kiel
well i would just post it on ksl.com then when you find a buyer make sure they have utah id and are over 21. make a bill of sale and be sure to include their id number so if it ever comes back to you you have proof of sale. alot of people will only sell to conceled carry permit holders but it will take longer seeing as the p89 isn't really a compact
Tacoma
Et incurventur ante non
- Location
- far enough away
Not everyone wants a compact gun. ?
but yeah, UT id, over 21, all that. Or you can take it to a dealer and get raped.
but yeah, UT id, over 21, all that. Or you can take it to a dealer and get raped.
Drew_XJ
Jeep is a 4 letter word
- Location
- Next door to Kiel
most people with ccp will be looking for compact though
James K
NO, I'm always like this
- Location
- Taylorsville, Ut
not really, I know more than a few who carry fullsize handguns as a CC.
Tacoma
Et incurventur ante non
- Location
- far enough away
thank you, James.
I am seriously considering the Sig GSR.
I am seriously considering the Sig GSR.
Drew_XJ
Jeep is a 4 letter word
- Location
- Next door to Kiel
i realize this seeing as i have a ruger p94 all i was saying is that if it were a compact sig, hk or xd it would be sold with in a couple hours and that he would probably get better response if he didnt require ccp. either way he cant get in trouble as long as he has all their info it cant come back on him
James K
NO, I'm always like this
- Location
- Taylorsville, Ut
when I sold mine, I made up a letter that I had the person sign and also took down thier drivers license #.
cool, I think this is the route I'll go.
hambone
web wheeler
- Location
- the chitty part of magna
i agree i use to carry a ruger gp100 357 mag with a six inch barrel but it was a little to fullsize
Spork
Tin Foil Hat Equipped
- Location
- Saratoga Springs, UT
hmmm I always thought I could walk into about any gun store in the state and get a better deal than what I've seen at gun shows.
Ammo is about the only thing I've seen at a decent price.
Tacoma
Et incurventur ante non
- Location
- far enough away
seriously?? I've bought a few guns cheap over the years (at shows I mean.).
As long as you don't knowingly sell it to someone who shouldn't have it you are fine. Which means that you have to check thier id and make sure they are a resident and of legal age (21 for handguns and 18 for rifles and shotguns)
I don't sell guns, but if I did I would check thier id, make a copy of it, take a picture of them holding the gun and make them sign a bill of sale.
People tend to own more than one gun I've had a conceled permit for 6 years now and the smallest non .22 handgun I have is a 92F
Gun shows rocked up until the mid 90's, now they are a joke. You can get better deals at Cabella's
I don't sell guns, but if I did I would check thier id, make a copy of it, take a picture of them holding the gun and make them sign a bill of sale.
People tend to own more than one gun
I've had a conceled permit for 6 years now and the smallest non .22 handgun I have is a 92FGun shows rocked up until the mid 90's, now they are a joke. You can get better deals at Cabella's
muleskinner
Well-Known Member
- Location
- Enoch, UT
I've always bought and sold guns at the gun shows, although it’s usually from other people like me wandering around. Hang a sign on your back with your gun info and price
V-DAWG
someday
- Location
- Taylorsville
If you are really concerned about avoiding any and all liability that may go along with selling a gun to a person who should not have it you could just go to a gun store and complete the transaction there. The gun store would charge the person the $7 (or whatever it is now) fee and do a background check before you transfer it to them.
There are multiple reasons even persons with a valid driver license cannot own a gun, so I would go to a gun store if I did not know them REAL well.
There are multiple reasons even persons with a valid driver license cannot own a gun, so I would go to a gun store if I did not know them REAL well.