Bill of sale?!?!

[Glockster69]

Not sure about yours, mine and others are there

 

[alexrex20]

weird, now it's showing up for me. it's still 0

 

[Glockster69]

Twat snot! You were worried about your ZERO showing? Lol

 

[alexrex20]

i've sold several firearms to members on this forum. i was hoping they've finally left me some feedback. guess not lol

 

[country_boy]

I talked to ffl guy at the gun show.

That 4473 is just a background check!
If you sell a firearm, something bad happens later on down the road. It gets traced back to the ffl guy.
That's how he explained it to me.

I sold a pistol to a elderly man once, he looked like a decent character, shook hands and was on my way.

 

[M. Sage]

Yep. FFL has to keep the 4473 and a gun can be traced to original purchaser from the factory side. Big deal there. If you've sold it or given it away, they would have to build a case that you did something wrong. BOS doesn't really help you there. If you think it does, ask a cop how many people talk themselves out of a ride.

 

[Tejano Scott]

Yep. FFL has to keep the 4473 and a gun can be traced to original purchaser from the factory side. Big deal there. If you've sold it or given it away, they would have to build a case that you did something wrong. BOS doesn't really help you there. If you think it does, ask a cop how many people talk themselves out of a ride.

And as someone else mentioned before... A BOS is hearsay and inadmissable in a criminal court(and civil court for that matter) as proof of anything.

 

[alexrex20]

Who told you that? 11B Combat Vet?

 

[Tejano Scott]

Only acceptable form of proof:

Prosecutor: "Do you see the person you sold the firearm sitting in court today?"

or

Prosecutor: "Detective SoAndSo, was X able to identify the person he sold the gun to?"

Detective: "We showed him a photo lineup of 6 people and X circled picture #3".

 

[Tejano Scott]

Who told you that? 11B Combat Vet?

Haha... How did you know!?!?!?!