Gun Experts: Can You Buy Guns No Paperwork?

carolinakid · 06-02-20, 07:45 AM

only under the table..........

carolinakid · 06-02-20, 07:47 AM

https://www.nracarryguard.com/resources/gun-laws-by-state/

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pologq · 06-02-20, 08:04 AM

not here in NY legally regarding handguns

TheMetsSuck · 06-02-20, 08:10 AM

In zona mb

capitalist pig · 06-02-20, 08:12 AM

Here in FL there is no paperwork on sales between individuals, private sales. At a gun shop your going to have to fill out the standard 4473 form thats used nationwide.

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Black Coffee · 06-02-20, 08:15 AM

Easily on the streets...

Hot market right now..

jjgold · 06-02-20, 08:44 AM

Thanks men

Streets could be dangerous buying

Hushie · 06-02-20, 08:49 AM

All gun purchases have some sort of paperwork unless done illegally.

johnnyvegas13 · 06-02-20, 08:52 AM

U May not want a gun w no paperwork ...

jjgold · 06-02-20, 08:53 AM

I think illegally and pulled over with gun your fukked

johnnyvegas13 · 06-02-20, 08:55 AM

Originally posted by jjgold

I think illegally and pulled over with gun your fukked

And weed

story of every nfl bust

Brock Landers · 06-02-20, 08:55 AM

johnnyvegas13 · 06-02-20, 08:56 AM

Lol

best scene in taxi driver w that salesman

capitalist pig · 06-02-20, 10:46 AM

Originally posted by Hushie

All gun purchases have some sort of paperwork unless done illegally.

That’s not correct in most states private transactions are legal and require no paperwork. I was in the legal firearms business for over 20 years and most of you have no idea what your talking about. What’s illegal in say New York or other communist states may be perfectly legal in free states.

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capitalist pig · 06-02-20, 10:48 AM

Originally posted by johnnyvegas13

U May not want a gun w no paperwork ...

Why not if it’s not stolen in most states you don’t need paperwork. There is no national gun registration, while some states may make you register them in that state most do not

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PittsburghPlayer · 06-02-20, 10:56 AM

no, you can not buy a gun no papers, but you can buy papers w/out a gun

light it up

jjgold · 06-02-20, 02:47 PM

Thanks men

Slurry Pumper · 06-02-20, 04:57 PM

I think you can buy a "Ghost gun" in some gun magazines. Basically a ghost gun is a home kit gun that isn't officially a gun when you buy it but after following the directions and tooling jigs that come with the kit, you will have a gun that will work.

JIBBBY · 06-02-20, 05:30 PM

Bring enough cash in hand and yes you can buy a hot gun on the streets in any major city. Befriend a thug and try not to get jacked though.

The gun could have a body on it and you could catch a case.. Fine line there when buying street guns, don't let the cops catch you with it. Could end up on death row for buying a hot street gun.

You plant it on the thug you shot and he lives he could end up on death row also... Gotta think about all that if you go there.. Street guns sold are usually already used in crimes that's why they are selling them.

clockwise1965 · 06-02-20, 05:46 PM

Buy a gun from a gun show and use a straw buyer.

Gmen30 · 06-02-20, 05:48 PM

Irrelevant. None of these paper tigers like Jibbby could EVER fire a gun under distress.

Emily_Haines · 06-02-20, 05:50 PM

loot the local gun store

JIBBBY · 06-02-20, 05:51 PM

Originally posted by Gmen30

Irrelevant. None of these paper tigers like Jibbby could EVER fire a gun under distress.

Come at me bro I know Kung Fu..

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Gmen30 · 06-02-20, 05:51 PM

Originally posted by Emily_Haines

loot the local gun store

Case in point.

jjgold · 06-02-20, 06:14 PM

Would love a sawed off shot gun

2daBank · 06-02-20, 06:32 PM

The looters busted into a pawn shop in afton last night and apparently stole 22 guns, prob find some for the cheap around here right bout now. No paperwork required.

NrmlCurvSurfr · 06-02-20, 06:50 PM

Originally posted by capitalist pig

Why not if it’s not stolen in most states you don’t need paperwork. There is no national gun registration, while some states may make you register them in that state most do not

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A bill of sale when buying/selling is not always a bad idea, if a gun was used in a crime and you have evidence that it happened before/after you owned the gun, it might save you some trouble...that being said, i do not think it should be required

SBR Tony · 06-02-20, 06:59 PM

go to Maine, walk into a gun store, pawn shop, whatever and as long as you check out, you will walk right out with a nice new gun and ammo.

No License, registration, permit required and no carry permit

habitualwinning · 06-02-20, 07:05 PM

Gun laws are the most important thing to know about a state and basically nobody knows them. What's considered perfectly fine in some states is a felony in others. That's the reason I will never live in a blue communist state. Some of these blue states are so fukked up it's basically not even worth owning a gun there unless you just keep it in the gun safe at the house forever. I like open carry states. What's the point of having a gun if you can't freely and openly travel around with it and use it for more than just home defense last resort?

MinnesotaFats · 06-02-20, 07:15 PM

In Florida person to person YES

Gmen30 · 06-02-20, 07:28 PM

Irrelevant. None of these paper tigers like Jibbby could EVER fire a gun under distress.

pavyracer · 06-02-20, 07:31 PM

You can buy guns JJ but you need training to use them. It's not easy to hit the target under pressure.

Gmen30 · 06-02-20, 07:31 PM

JIBBBY · 06-02-20, 07:37 PM

Originally posted by jjgold

Would love a sawed off shot gun

Not a bad tool for home protection.. Hard to miss the target, the sawed off easier to wield in close quarters.. Buck shot from a 12 gauge is brutal, stops anything in it's tracks. Point and shoot done deal.