River Hill
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Are there any forms or anything I need to get someone to sign if selling a rifle or shotgun to an individual in MD?
Selling Long Gun in Maryland
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Wendigo
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c4snipar
Ultimate Member
Bill of sale, Maryland ID and good luck!
Armadillofz1
Ultimate Member
Make sure it's not a banned long gun.
Wendigo
Hungry
Lol, at all the guys expanding the simple answer of "NO". 
j_h_smith
Ultimate Member
- Jul 28, 2007
- 28,516
You need to give a little more info on the rifle to get a good answer. An AR15 is a rifle, but unless it's an HBAR, you can't sell it to someone in Maryland. Same thing for an AK47, that's a rifle but you can't sell it. And believe it or not, there are a few shotguns that can't be sold in Maryland.
Not trying to be difficult, but more information is needed to get your answers. Just tell us what you're selling and we'll probably tell you that it's okay. I just don't want to throw a blanket statement out there until I know exactly what you're selling.
Not trying to be difficult, but more information is needed to get your answers. Just tell us what you're selling and we'll probably tell you that it's okay. I just don't want to throw a blanket statement out there until I know exactly what you're selling.
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RoadDawg
Nos nostraque Deo
- Dec 6, 2010
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Lol, at all the guys expanding the simple answer of "NO".
Those guys are trying to make sure that all contingencies are covered. Your question left out a lot of necessary information.
Such as...
• Type of long gun? / No "non HBAR" AR15s (post 10/01/13)
• Manufacturers name? / NO Bushmaster brand rifles
• And other issues which pertain to a comprehensive response
The devil inhabits the details...
River Hill
Active Member
Thanks guys for the information.
Just just to get rid of some stuff I don't use and looking at another toy. I will be posting these soon in the classifieds on this site. They should all be good.
Tikka T3 Lite .243 with Bushnell Elite 4200 3-9x40 Scope
Thompson/Center Triumph Bone Collector .50 with Leopold VX1 2-7x33 Scope
Possible my Beretta A400 Shotgun
Just just to get rid of some stuff I don't use and looking at another toy. I will be posting these soon in the classifieds on this site. They should all be good.
Tikka T3 Lite .243 with Bushnell Elite 4200 3-9x40 Scope
Thompson/Center Triumph Bone Collector .50 with Leopold VX1 2-7x33 Scope
Possible my Beretta A400 Shotgun
Sorry to bump an old thread but I have a couple of long guns that I'm looking to sell. How would one accomplish the bolded part above? Also, is a valid MD driver's license enough to satisfy the MD residency issue? Thanks
platoonDaddy
Ultimate Member
The following is the form I use for non-regulated firearm sell to MD resident. I retain a copy for myself and give copy to buyer.
Date: _________
_____________________ ("SELLER") and
_____________________ ("BUYER") agree as follows:
For the payment of the sum of $ _________ by BUYER and other good and valuable consideration, the receipt and sufficiency of which is hereby acknowledged, SELLER does hereby sell, transfer, and convey to BUYER the following described firearm:
Model & Caliber:
Make:
Serial Number:
Seller’s Driver’s License Number:
Buyer’s Driver’s License or HQL #
The said firearm is being sold "as is" without any express or implied warranty as to condition or working order.
Seller Signature & Date:
Buyer Signature & Date:
Maryland Non-Regulated Firearm
BILL OF SALE
BILL OF SALE
Date: _________
_____________________ ("SELLER") and
_____________________ ("BUYER") agree as follows:
For the payment of the sum of $ _________ by BUYER and other good and valuable consideration, the receipt and sufficiency of which is hereby acknowledged, SELLER does hereby sell, transfer, and convey to BUYER the following described firearm:
Model & Caliber:
Make:
Serial Number:
Seller’s Driver’s License Number:
Buyer’s Driver’s License or HQL #
The said firearm is being sold "as is" without any express or implied warranty as to condition or working order.
Seller Signature & Date:
Buyer Signature & Date:
May I copy?
copasetic
Member
The MD license is all you need when making a (long gun) purchase at an FFL, so it should be enough to satisfy MD residency.
I don't have an answer regarding making sure a person is not "prohibited," but the safest thing you can do is transfer through an FFL who can check the NCIS. Obviously, you don't have to, but seems like the extra cost will cover your @ss a bit more.
platoonDaddy
Ultimate Member
No issue.
As an individual you are not required to determine whether someone is prohibited or not, you really don't have access to that info. As long as you have no reason to believe they are prohibited, that's what's required of you. Looking them up on case search and having them sign a paper stating that they are not prohibited are good ideas.
copasetic
Member
Thanks, I did not know about this. Granted, I have not considered selling any of my firearms either
daggo66
Ultimate Member
"Under oath?" LMAO
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