Firearms Law & Compliance

The fastest way to get in trouble selling a gun in Illinois is assuming it’s “just a private sale.” You’re probably feeling that low-grade anxiety…

You can sell a gun in North Carolina and be done with it fast, until one sloppy decision turns it into a lingering problem. The wrong buyer, the…

You’ve got a buyer lined up, you’re thinking quick parking-lot meet-up, cash in hand, and you’re done. In New York, that simple face-to-face handoff…

You’re not trying to run a gun shop, you just want to sell one firearm in Arizona and not have it come back to you later. No calls from law…

Selling a gun in Ohio isn’t complicated, until you assume the wrong thing. The classic setup looks innocent: a buyer messages you, says they’re “in…

You’ve got a buyer lined up, you’ve picked a meetup spot, and then it hits you: you’re not 100% sure what Pennsylvania actually lets you do in a…

You’re trying to sell a gun in Georgia, and you’re not looking to guess your way through it. One bad assumption can turn a simple sale into a legal…

You found a buyer, agreed on a price, and then you hear it: “You can’t just meet up and sell it in California.” Suddenly the whole deal feels like…

You’ve got a gun you’re ready to sell in Florida, but the part that keeps nagging at you is how easy it is to make one small mistake, sell to the…

You’ve got a firearm to sell in Texas, maybe you inherited it, you’re downsizing, you’re moving, or you’re just tired of it taking up space in the…

You’re about to do a private sale, and the thought in the back of your mind is loud: “I don’t want this gun coming back on me later.” If the buyer…

You find a buyer fast. They’re solid on price. The only wrinkle is the state line, so you start thinking, “We’ll just meet halfway in a parking lot…