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What's the Deal with Bills of Sale?

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Les:
Guess the following should've been the preface of my previous post,
<insert sarcasm>   ;)

SemperFiGuy:
OK........

The underlying premise of this post is that a bill of sale for a firearm "has no validity in law."

Most likely the Original Poster has substantial objective proof for this assertion and will be most willing to share it with Forum members so that all can be informed.

sfg

CC:
My view is who cares?  If a person wants to sell a gun and as a condition of the sale they want to execute a bill a sale then as the seller it is their prerogative to do it. And, as a potential buyer it it your prerogative not to do business with them.

I am of the opinion that while it might not completely exonerate you if a crime was committed with the gun you sold it sure would help. Consider that most on her require a CC permit or permit to purchase. Thus they have positive ID of the person and if they get the person to sign it they have his signature so hard to say " wasn't me." 

Now as proof of not buying a stolen gun it isn't much use unless the seller shows you ID and signs it too.

David Hineline:
If a Bill of Sale has no legal standing then why am I required to provide on to the County when I go to license a vehicle in a private purchase transaction? 

shooter:

--- Quote from: David Hineline on August 17, 2017, 02:55:21 PM ---If a Bill of Sale has no legal standing then why am I required to provide on to the County when I go to license a vehicle in a private purchase transaction?

--- End quote ---

  For sales tax. govnt has to get there cut of every deal!

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