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Hivemindgammahydra7 | 04-19-2009 07:38 PM
Firearm sales in Colorado..? Question: Is it legal for two Colorado residents to do a private party sale of a firearm? Say, for example, a Norinco SKS - could two CO residents simply meet in a parking lot and exchange driver's license info and cash for the firearm? I thought that CO made that illegal some years ago but was told that I'm mistaken. Anyone know? Thanks for any help... 7

phideaux | 04-19-2009 07:51 PM
Re: Firearm sales in Colorado..? I live in CO and to my knowledge, private party sales are still legal. But why even exchange DL info? If you're the seller, just ask for $20 bills, I'd say the odds of your counterparty's DL being bogus are higher than the odds of $20 FRNs being bogus.

leadfoot | 04-19-2009 08:59 PM
Re: Firearm sales in Colorado..? It doesn't hurt doing at least a minimal amount of due diligence to protect yourself. At least ask the other person if there is any reason that he can not legally own a gun. And verify he is a state resident (has a driver's license.) If you are selling, you may want to get a signed proof of exchange. Just in case your gun turns up at a crime scene somewhere. IANAL - this is just my gut feelings on this.

elroy | 04-19-2009 10:15 PM
Re: Firearm sales in Colorado..? I have always requested a buyers name and address just in case somebody official comes around asking questions. At least if one of my former weapons shows up at a crime scene I can say this is who I sold it to.

meatman | 04-20-2009 08:34 AM
Re: Firearm sales in Colorado..? most my firearms came from FTF sales never once would I ask to see any ID if selling or would I show ID if buying not against the law in my state none of my fu**ing business who is buying or selling as long as I believe that the person can own a firearm legal. if the person can't legally own a firearm you think they are giving you the real info. but if that makes you feel warm and fuzzy to hold a piece of paper that you don't know if it is legit then go ahead.

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