As title states, I'm wondering exactly how that would work. My roommate is trying to sell guys R 783 but the gentleman buying it is only available Monday but he's not. Could I bring the rifle in and sell it on his behalf with some proof or does the actual seller need to be there?
Selling a firearm for someone else
- Thread starter Mikhail K
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If you take it anywhere without doing an FFL transfer, you run the risk of getting your roommate into trouble.
If you sell it without an FFL transfer, you could be getting into trouble.
Talk to the FFL you were going to use. You may be able to drop it off like a consignment, and have them run the check, and hand over the rifle for you.
If you sell it without an FFL transfer, you could be getting into trouble.
Talk to the FFL you were going to use. You may be able to drop it off like a consignment, and have them run the check, and hand over the rifle for you.
Saltwater60
20×102mm Vulcan
Just have your friend drop it off at the ffl and you meet the guy there to do the transfer and get the money. Basically your friend will
Sell it to the ffl for $0.00 and then sell it to the new owner for $0.00. The new owner would give you the money. There's no reason you can't borrow or shoot a friends gun though. Selling it on his behalf I'm not sure on the legality of that.
Sell it to the ffl for $0.00 and then sell it to the new owner for $0.00. The new owner would give you the money. There's no reason you can't borrow or shoot a friends gun though. Selling it on his behalf I'm not sure on the legality of that.
Exonautic
.308 Win
I would think that he could be seen as a delivery service. not like he's seeing any of the money for the gun back.
livingston
20×102mm Vulcan
Folks sell guns on consignment every day through an FFL ... This is no different. The owner takes the gun to the FFL and buyer gets there when he can to make the purchase . ... And everything is done nice and legal ....
Mr. terzmo
.308 Win
and if on consignment..a fee is involved
