I do private party sales from time to time. Trades, cash, whatever.
Most people I run across (myself included) require a valid ID and current Concealed carry permit. We refer to it as the "good guy ID". Along with that, a signed bill of sale is sometimes exchanged for both parties protection.
Sure, you get the strange ones that want to meet behind Walmart after dark, but it's as easy as cutting contact.
As mentioned above, most gun owners value their freedom. We don't just hand off our weapons to any random person.
Everyone wants to just shrug gun owners off as nutjobs. But, if a gun owner is irresponsible, then they won't be a gun owner for long.
Most people I run across (myself included) require a valid ID and current Concealed carry permit. We refer to it as the "good guy ID". Along with that, a signed bill of sale is sometimes exchanged for both parties protection.
Sure, you get the strange ones that want to meet behind Walmart after dark, but it's as easy as cutting contact.
As mentioned above, most gun owners value their freedom. We don't just hand off our weapons to any random person.
Everyone wants to just shrug gun owners off as nutjobs. But, if a gun owner is irresponsible, then they won't be a gun owner for long.
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