im selling my gun on craigslist

bestbuds09

bestbuds09

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Chiggachamp said:
i sold it guys...
meet him at the range was pretty sketch to meet him but turnes out dude was pretty cool.
found out he was a body gaurd for a pro boxer. im a huge boxing fan and im in the fifght game myself
turns out hes body guards for canelo alverez.
he knew my trainers and he said next time canelos training at the gym in town hes gonna call me to meet him. i was stocked.
said canelos gonna be using my ar... couldnt be happier to sell it.
that is fate to me.
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im glad everything turned out good for you chiggachamp. and not only that but you may have a chance to see canelo alvares train thats fucking awesome bro. ive been following canelo alvares for quite some time now and thats a bad ass motherfucker in the ring. hes one of my favorite boxers out there right now. let us know if you ever get to see "canelos" training sessions
 
bendoverbilly

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I have sold alot of guns and no one ever asked to test fire. I think they are blowing smoke up your ass. I would tell them to fuck off
 
Jimmyjonestoo

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Johnnyorganic said:
Not true. Private transfers are legal.

That's the 'Gun Show loophole' the gun grabbers are constantly yelping about.


I agree. You never know who is on CL.

Could be a thug looking for a weapon without a body on it.

Let's say the thug then commits a crime with it, and is apprehended.

Once the firearm is in the hands of the coppers, they will trace it back to the last person who bought it through a licensed dealer.

If it's you, there's trouble.
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That's not true either. Years ago I sold a pistol to a buddy who sold it to a buddy and so on. About a year after selling it I get a call from a detective saying my gun was used in an armed robbery. They caught the guy and wanted to know if the gun had been sold or stolen. Told him I sold it at a gun show to I don't know who and I have no knowledge of where it went from there. He said thanks. End of story.
 
bluntmassa1

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the night owl said:
FFL means Federal Firearms License. and I'm not being rude, but how the hell is it possible to own a legit gun and not know what an FFL is? was it a gift?
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in my state all you have to do is walk in buy it they run a quick background check and you walk out with it.
but I do have a friend in federal prison he sold his gun private sale and the dude he sold it to murdered someone with it he had a bill of sale I don't know exactly what they charged him with but he got 5 years in fed prison for it he also got caught with a few pills but it was all about him selling the gun.
 
the night owl

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DuplicatePie said:
To give him some credit, you don't need to know what a FFL is, or have one, to buy a gun.
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I know that but every gun store, pawn shop, or sporting goods store I've been to has some form of a notice (i.e. a sign on the wall or a note near the cash register) that states that the business is a "valid FFL dealer". that's why I found it surprising that he didn't know. then again I live in cali, (strictest gun laws in the country, maybe second to new york) so it's nearly impossible to get a gun without hearing "FFL" like a thousand times during the buying process.
 
the night owl

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bluntmassa1 said:
in my state all you have to do is walk in buy it they run a quick background check and you walk out with it.
but I do have a friend in federal prison he sold his gun private sale and the dude he sold it to murdered someone with it he had a bill of sale I don't know exactly what they charged him with but he got 5 years in fed prison for it he also got caught with a few pills but it was all about him selling the gun.
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that's why it's best to get an FFL holder to mediate the sale even if it's not required in your area. and there's seriously no waiting period? what if it's your very first purchase? and finally, what state? I may move there for a while. lol.
 
Johnnyorganic

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Jimmyjonestoo said:
That's not true either. Years ago I sold a pistol to a buddy who sold it to a buddy and so on. About a year after selling it I get a call from a detective saying my gun was used in an armed robbery. They caught the guy and wanted to know if the gun had been sold or stolen. Told him I sold it at a gun show to I don't know who and I have no knowledge of where it went from there. He said thanks. End of story.
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What exactly is not true?

In your case enough time had passed to eliminate you as having any direct involvement.

But the coppers were able to trace a gun back to you because paperwork-wise, that gun belonged to you as far as the government knew.

You made a private transfer, a crime was committed with that firearm a year later.

But the copper came looking for you. They would have known if the gun was stolen because you would have filed a police report.

What they really wanted to know is if you knowingly provided a criminal a weapon prior to the commission of an armed robbery.

You cooked up a story about a private transfer at a gun show. That, and the time elapsed after the sale, satisfied them.
 
Chiggachamp

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i bought thw gun from a friends dad. all i kno is that u need a blue card to purchase a hand gun rifles are 18 and over and nevada is a open carry state.
other then that just aim and shoot is all i kno about guns.
im just getting into guns.
looking for a hand gun for home protection.


ill def keep u guys updated on the canelo meeting. hes supposed to fight in december but not final yet

he has solid techique good power he will be the one to beat mayweather in 2014 cinco de mayo.
mark my words may 4th 2013 it will be cotto vs alverez!
thanks for the help guys ill be spreading much rep to u guys when i get home
 
ClaytonBigsby

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Well, I'm late to the party (story of my life), but I will offer the advice for next time. If someone wants to see the weapon work (not an unreasonable request under the cl circumstances), use blanks. They can see them load, fire, and eject. If that doesn't satisfy them, consder it a robbery and hit them with the gun, take their money, and bolt.
 
billybob420

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Fungus Gnat said:
All guns have to be sold through someone with an FFL. Provided the serial number is still on it :eyesmoke:
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No they don't, not from individual to individual. Only if you're a, like, professional gun seller or whatever, lol, then you need an ffl. Or if it goes through the mail.
 
themanwiththeplan

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to sell a gun you need a licensed FFL dealer. look them up in your area.

my advice is go to a gun range. if you go to the desert you could get robbed if you dont have a spare gun.

suppose he asks "can i fire it"...you hand it to him...he points it at you and says "thanks" and walks off. not good idea.
 
Chiggachamp

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i had offerd it here before and had no takers. :(
i thought it was a good deal also.
but after i met him and his buddy at the range i was positive they were good people and plus on my way to range i blew a upper ratiator hose and tjey gave me a ride to autozone before we went to the desert.

but ill def make a thread when i meet him post sum pics and what not.
 
VLRD.Kush

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Chiggachamp said:
i sold it guys...
meet him at the range was pretty sketch to meet him but turnes out dude was pretty cool.
found out he was a body gaurd for a pro boxer. im a huge boxing fan and im in the fifght game myself
turns out hes body guards for canelo alverez.
he knew my trainers and he said next time canelos training at the gym in town hes gonna call me to meet him. i was stocked.
said canelos gonna be using my ar... couldnt be happier to sell it.
that is fate to me.
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Hell yeah man! Glad it went better (way better) than expected.
 
VLRD.Kush

VLRD.Kush

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billybob420 said:
No they don't, not from individual to individual. Only if you're a, like, professional gun seller or whatever, lol, then you need an ffl. Or if it goes through the mail.
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exactly. I'm not sure why, but those are the rules and they're 100% ok with me lol
 
billybob420

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themanwiththeplan said:
to sell a gun you need a licensed FFL dealer. look them up in your area.

my advice is go to a gun range. if you go to the desert you could get robbed if you dont have a spare gun.

suppose he asks "can i fire it"...you hand it to him...he points it at you and says "thanks" and walks off. not good idea.
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No you don't. No FFL needed to sell a gun unless you are a firearms dealer. You don't even gotta ask for ID or nothing (that's probably state by state, but I know around me, an individual doesn't have to ask for shit, just "where's the money?").
 
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