Originally posted by P220 Smudge:
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Originally posted by Flash-LB:
I'm curious. What is an Arizona firearms bill of sale? It's not required here and I've never seen or heard of one.
I'd never heard of it, but my range buddy who's going with me sent me an email with it attached. It's just a handbill, written receipt kind of thing. Copied and pasted below:
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ARIZONA FIREARM BILL OF SALE
Date: ____________________, 20____
1. THE PARTIES.
Buyer’s Name: ____________________ (“Buyer”) with a mailing address of
_____________________________________________________________________.
Seller’s Name: ____________________ (“Seller”) with a mailing address of
_____________________________________________________________________.
2. FIREARM DETAILS.
Make: ____________________ Type/Model: ____________________
Caliber: ____________________ Serial Number (SN): ____________________
Hereinafter known as the “Firearm.”
3. PURCHASE. check one (1)
☐ - Seller accepts cash payment in the amount of $____________________ to
be paid on:
☐ - The date of this bill of sale.
☐ - At a future date no later than ____________________, 20____
☐ - Other. _______________________________________________
☐ - Buyer is receiving the Firearm as a Gift.
☐ - Seller accepts trade for the Firearm in exchange for: ___________________
4. SELLER’S DISCLOSURE.
• Seller has verified that the Firearm details are correct;
• Seller acknowledges the Firearm’s serial number is legible;
• Seller acknowledges that they are the lawful owner of the Firearm;
• Seller claims to have the right to sell the Firearm;
• Seller has no knowledge of defects in the Firearm;
• Seller believes the Firearm is fit to be used for its intended purpose;
• Seller has never been used in a manner of questionable or certain illegality; and
• Seller assumes no responsibility after the transfer of ownership has taken place.
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5. BUYER’S DISCLOSURE.
• Buyer is not under the legal age to own a Firearm;
• Buyer is not being convicted of and never been convicted in any court of a crime
punishable by imprisonment for a term exceeding one (1) year;
• Buyer is not a fugitive and has no outstanding warrants;
• Buyer is not an unlawful user of or addicted to any controlled substance;
• Buyer has never been adjudicated as a mental defective or has been committed
to a mental institution;
• Buyer is not an alien illegally or unlawfully in the United states or an alien
admitted to the United states under a nonimmigrant visa;
• Buyer has not been discharged from the Armed Forces under dishonorable
conditions;
• Buyer is a citizen of the United states;
• Buyer is not subject to a court order that restrains the person from owning a
Firearm;
• Buyer not been convicted of a misdemeanor crime of domestic violence; and
• Buyer is not a person prohibited under State or Federal law from purchasing a
Firearm.
6. NO WARRANTY.
The undersigned Seller affirms that the above information about the Firearm is accurate
to the best of their knowledge. The undersigned Buyer accepts receipt of this bill of sale
and understands that the above Firearm is sold on an “as is, where is” condition with no
guarantees or warranties, either expressed or implied.
Buyer’s Signature: ______________________________ Date: __________________
Print Name: ______________________________
Driver’s License Number: _________________________ State: __________________
Seller’s Signature: ______________________________ Date: __________________
Print Name: ______________________________
Driver’s License Number: _________________________ State: _________________
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Originally posted by selogic:
Our local PD has a designated spot right up front for face to face sales , child custody swaps , etc. I've never used it but then I've never sold a gun to a complete stranger that I knew nothing about .
I've bought and sold a number. While I acknowledge there's plenty that could go wrong, it hasn't happened yet.
Someone mentioned having it disassembled and no mags or ammo present. Can't really have it apart, as I'm selling it with the box, and it takes standard AR mags. I'll just have to be extra careful. It will be in my back seat, inspection will take place there and nowhere else. If he produces an AR mag from somewhere on his person... I don't know what.
I'll tell you guys what it is after the sale takes place, but the only market for this gun is either a collector or a videogamer, and his handle comes back to only videogame videos and nothing else. I advertised the gun as having been shot and not a NIB collector's piece. I'm pretty positive it's a young guy who wants to buy his favorite gun from any of about a dozen games that came out in the last two decades. Based on that alone, my nerves aren't really up and amped over this sale. I'm not feeling complacent, just... I think it's a kid who finally put together cash for his dream gun.
