Thinking of Selling Some of My Suppressors

[Redneck1919]

As much as I hate it, I am in a position of needing to sell at least a couple of suppressors.
I am not sure exactly how to go about it.
Do I meet a buyer at a FFL, such as Quiet Riot, receive payment and then the FFL hold it until buyer gets a stamp?
Any advice?

Thanks,
Jim

 

[alexs2006]

Basically, yes from what I understand.

The buyer will have to pay a transfer fee. $50-$150 everyone charges something different. They will pay you, pay their extortion tax $200, then pay whatever the dealer charges for a transfer fee/Paperwork fee.

Also post what's going up for sale.

 

[alexs2006]

Maybe Sole Oak Supply or Construct More Pylons can answer better than I can

 

[rumrunner55]

You don’t have to do a dealer if in state it can be person to person no fee outside of the $200 tax stamp, just a regular form 4

 

[alexs2006]

You don’t have to do a dealer if in state it can be person to person no fee outside of the $200 tax stamp, just a regular form 4

Original buyer(Seller) has to keep possession until approved?

 

[Redneck1919]

You don’t have to do a dealer if in state it can be person to person no fee outside of the $200 tax stamp, just a regular form 4

If that is true, do I have to hold the suppressor until buyer gets the stamp?
Rather not, I may not live that long.

 

[alexs2006]

If that is true, do I have to hold the suppressor until buyer gets the stamp?
Rather not, I may not live that long.

Then just go through a dealer. Call quiet riot and see what they say/charge to do it.

Depending on what you're selling and price I may be interested and others may be as well.

 

[Redneck1919]

I will post them as soon as I get all the info I need. Actually not sure which classified to post in. There is no Class III classifieds on here.

 

[GAgunLAWbooklet]

Yes, if you sell an NFA restricted item to another resident of your same state you have to keep holding it and not let them possess it until the approved transfer form comes back and you've seen it personally.

 

[GAgunLAWbooklet]

I sold a Machine Gun to another Georgia resident. I kept the registered lower receiver which had most of the full auto control parts. He got the upper receiver, full auto bolt, and all the magazines and accessories, which helped him have peace of mind that I wasn't going to be trying to sell this gun to somebody else or even take it out shooting myself during the time we were waiting for the form 4 to be approved and mailed back.