So i am kinda New to Maryland, I own a Daniel Defense v11 Pro. I did Buy it in MD in 2018. I am thinking about getting rid of it Due to the fact i don't shoot it much. Maybe has 1,000 rounds sent down range with it. I was reading some other threads about selling and i believe i am good to go for selling it myself. I was going to use a shop but they want to take a 30% cut of the sale price (i understand). As far as i know i cant post in on the class-fields because i am a new member. Just want to make sure i would be ok if i found a buyer? What paperwork should i have as a seller to protect me?
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Biggfoot44
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Ok , since it's been nine hours with no response to a question covered in at least a dozen recent threads , I'll nudge the unspoken :
You just impersonated a sketchy first ( substantive ) post . Maybe it was inadvertent .
So welcome to the MDS ! We're friendly bunch. We like hearing about testing and load development , other cool guns you own/ have used/ you covet , notable hunting stories , etc .
Everybody is waiting to greet people in the introduction section , or just jump into the discussions in the various sub forums . After a few interesting conversations , it will seem like no time , you'll be able to make use of the Classifieds here , which is a great marketplace .
You just impersonated a sketchy first ( substantive ) post . Maybe it was inadvertent .
So welcome to the MDS ! We're friendly bunch. We like hearing about testing and load development , other cool guns you own/ have used/ you covet , notable hunting stories , etc .
Everybody is waiting to greet people in the introduction section , or just jump into the discussions in the various sub forums . After a few interesting conversations , it will seem like no time , you'll be able to make use of the Classifieds here , which is a great marketplace .
whistlersmother
Peace through strength
In 2018, there were no "regulated" rifles - those became banned for sell in 2013.
Having bought it 2018 from (presumably) a MD based FFL, it was cash-n-carry and thus not banned. Therefore, you can sell it FtF if you believe the other person is not prohibited. A bill of sell is recommended. You may be able to have an FFL transfer it with corresponding NICS check.
If you bought it face-to-face, you may want to ask a dealer to ensure they believe it ok to sell it.
Having bought it 2018 from (presumably) a MD based FFL, it was cash-n-carry and thus not banned. Therefore, you can sell it FtF if you believe the other person is not prohibited. A bill of sell is recommended. You may be able to have an FFL transfer it with corresponding NICS check.
If you bought it face-to-face, you may want to ask a dealer to ensure they believe it ok to sell it.
^What he said. If you bought it face to face, more caution might be in order, though. Here is the DD web page for that product:
It doesn't specifically say "HBAR" or "Heavy Barrel".
If you bought it from a MD FFL, then somebody else with more experience has already concluded it meets MSP's requirements for HBAR-ness.
The DD V11 pro is indeed considered a long gun and is legal in MD. There is no issue selling face to face to another fine, law abiding resident of Maryland.
It is in the sellers' best interest to create a simple bill of sale, though. Stating the amount of $, date of sale, model, serial number, and basic information of the buyer and seller, including Drivers License number and home address. It wouldn't hurt to have a few pictures of the rifle as well.
I would hesitate to sell anything face to face to another MD resident that I did not know personally, though. While legal, it would be a real tragedy for any face to face transaction to result in a disqualified persons getting access to a firearm. But that is only my opinion.
Ammo Jon
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I think the safest option would be to sell it to me, let’s say for $500 and I’ll make sure that it remains in good hands.
Steel Hunter
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https://danieldefense.com/18-5-56mm-s2wr-rifle-length-chf-barrel.html
It does. DD says it's an S2W barrel, then on the S2W barrel page it says "Daniel’s Heavy Barrel" on the page for the barrel. Screenshot it with the date and keep it for your records.
$502 and I'll come pick it up!
OP, I would probably find a different consignment shop that doesn't take such a huge bite of the profit. Honestly, right now most gun shops are desperate for inventory because people are panic buying. On consignment you can ask outrageous (in my opinion) prices, and they are selling!!! I know United is a 15% commission, which I think is fair. They handle a background check (so nothing could ever come back on me), they handle taking payment and cutting me a check. They deal with customers coming in so you don't have to deal with a stranger, etc.
OP, I would probably find a different consignment shop that doesn't take such a huge bite of the profit. Honestly, right now most gun shops are desperate for inventory because people are panic buying. On consignment you can ask outrageous (in my opinion) prices, and they are selling!!! I know United is a 15% commission, which I think is fair. They handle a background check (so nothing could ever come back on me), they handle taking payment and cutting me a check. They deal with customers coming in so you don't have to deal with a stranger, etc.
$505 and I will bring a copy of my MD Lic as well plus show my HQL to you...
ezracer
Certified Gun Nut
You have your reasons for selling but that's a darn good SHTF weapon............just sayin'.
Duggyjkd, unless you are desperate for money, DO NOT sell the rifle. Repeat, DO NOT sell the rifle
Also, perhaps go here and post up, so we can know you better:
https://www.mdshooters.com/forumdisplay.php?f=119
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