process for selling an SBR in-state

5.56blaster said:

Do it yourself. Fill out 2 form 4's and send them in. Get CLEO sign off if not using a trust or corporation. It's easy and not an issue. This is for an in state sale. Out of state involves a form 3 transfer to FFL and the process with the form 4 starts again with the new buyer.

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rtruhn said:

Based on info learned in another thread (thanks again, Nate!), I am strongly considering the sale of my LE-surplus Colt M4 SBR. I know that this will be a complicated process for me and for the prospective purchaser.

I wanted to clarify the process. Is the following correct? After the agreement of sale, I would transfer the firearm to a Class 3/Title II FFL of mutual acceptance, and the FFL would then complete the sale to the purchaser.

I would appreciate confirmation/correction from any IPs or other members with experience in this so that I can list the ad properly.

Thanks in advance!

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swinokur said:

If it's in state, would a 77r also be required?

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bobthefisher said:

Yes... it would be just like transferring a handgun. However, I would wait until Oct. 1st since the handgun roster requirement will be null-and-void at that point. Make sure you fill out the 77R-2B (SBR-SBS Addendum), along with the rest of the 77R packet of BS.

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bobthefisher said:

Yes... it would be just like transferring a handgun. However, I would wait until Oct. 1st since the handgun roster requirement will be null-and-void at that point. Make sure you fill out the 77R-2B (SBR-SBS Addendum), along with the rest of the 77R packet of BS.

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bobthefisher said:

Short Barrel Rifles will not need authorization from the handgun roster board starting Oct. 1st. I didn't mean all "normal" handguns. My post was in context to this thread's subject matter, which is in-state SBR transfer. Calm down fellas.

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