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  • avvidclif

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    Since when did private sales become illegal in the state of Texas?

    Also seems presumptuous to declare the POS murderer obtained the firearm through a private sale. Could have stolen it. Could have purchased a stolen firearm that’s been washed a couple of times.

    Unless of course there’s a bill of sale provided by the seller. Even then, it’s not illegal to sell a firearm to a prohibited person in Texas; it’s illegal for the prohibited person to possess it.

    The only exception I’m aware of is if the seller is aware of the purchaser/transferee’s status as a prohibited person.

    Au Contrare. It is a violation if you sell a firearm to a felon AND you knew he was a felon. Don't ask, don't tell
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    Texasgordo

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    I sold a NIB S&W Shield to one of my best friends awhile back. I still typed up a bill of sale that he signed and I tossed it in the safe. It makes everything official, everyone feels better and it's just good policy.
    Oh crap! Here we go again!
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