The only people that this would make sense to is the NRA and some RINOs in Washington.
The whole idea of a 'bill-of-sale- is simply to establish a paper trail in the event that the gun you sold was later used in and recovered from a crime [scene].
Sure, unless the sale is done with a lawyer present and everything is witnessed and notarized, it may not be fully considered legal, but when it comes to a jury trial it might just be enough saving 'evidence' to keep you out of prison.
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You didn't sell that gun, you just made up a piece of paper that makes it look like you sold it. And it won't be evidence, it will be hearsay.
Nope nope nope
Never done Bill of Sale, never given or asked personal info.
I have asked for proof of age or residency, but it is look and confirm, never recorded. Check Hotgunz, exchange $$$ and leave.
Never had a problem. When I get yellow / red flags. I pay attention and NO DEAL, Bye Felicia.
Yes, I have gotten bad vibes and ended transaction.
Never done Bill of Sale, never given or asked personal info.
I have asked for proof of age or residency, but it is look and confirm, never recorded. Check Hotgunz, exchange $$$ and leave.
Never had a problem. When I get yellow / red flags. I pay attention and NO DEAL, Bye Felicia.
Yes, I have gotten bad vibes and ended transaction.
With regards to "information," I learned something new today. I am not a mechanic and haven't done much of that in many years, but today, we went to get the work van an oil change. The place didn't have a new air filter and managed to tear up the one that was in the van by just pulling it out somehow. So, as they suggested, I went to O'Reilly's to buy an air filter.
Not that I know a lot about the engine in the van as this is the first time we have driven this one, so when the guy at the counter asked what engine, I couldn't help him. He told me to give him the license tag number and he could get that information on the engine.
It turned out that he still didn't have a filter, so I went to NAPA parts across the street and bought one.
Anyway, I think that there are way too many databases out there.
Not that I know a lot about the engine in the van as this is the first time we have driven this one, so when the guy at the counter asked what engine, I couldn't help him. He told me to give him the license tag number and he could get that information on the engine.
It turned out that he still didn't have a filter, so I went to NAPA parts across the street and bought one.
Anyway, I think that there are way too many databases out there.
Nope, never happen. Too many apps stealing my information already.
thanks for that site - was not aware of it - fist shot it didn't work but will try it again later
Looks like they have finally went big league and it is now a .COM (DOT COM) website instead of the old .NET.
I just went there and it was HOTGUNZ.COM
thanks - first thought was to check the guns I have - but I don't think so.....
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