Boarman03

What is the asking price and where are you located?

Darn!!! Already committed!

What is the date?

Are you only looking for a complete lower or are you also entertaining buying a stripped lower? Many on-line companies are having sales of combinations of both. CDNN even has Radical complete AR15's for $299 plus tax and shipping right now.

Fun!

Nice heard!

My understanding is you can get a 209 Blackhorn conversion plug and then use large magnum rifle primers. Correct me if I am misunderstanding.

That's one of the straightest 99's I've seen. Good luck with your sale.

He fixed it.

Thanks! That helped.

Thank you. I am thinking about it, but I already have quite a few guns.

All matching numbers?

According to What I read on line, they may also be prohibited from crossbows and bows, as well as long knives as the are considered dangerous weapons as well. And as I posted, "pretty much prohibited", possibly not 100%. Just an additional possible help for verification of valid rights to purchase. If we can show that we tried to verify, we all know there are ways to get around anything, then we are less likely to have problems down the road. It was an additional suggestion that I only ran across because I read this post and then looked it up. Remotely a CCW permit may have been revoked yet a person could still use it if the date of expiration has not occured. A hunting license is usually not given to a felon, especially with a waterfowl stamp. A person swearing they are not a felon in a bill of sale is only as good as the person's word, but shows intent not to sell to a felon. There is no guarantee, but transferring through an FFL is the safest because then the onus is on the ATF. But let's face it, they are the only "perfect" agency, right? The OP's question is a good one because even if one is innocent it can cost over a hundred thousand dollars in attorney fees to prove it! Unfortunately we are considered guilty until we prove ourselves innocent!!!!

Follow up. Guinea are fairly habitual and got to that area at 6:20 AM today. I'm certain it was a large hawk or an eagle. Thanks for your thoughts and efforts.

I have a nice bill of sale I will share with you. I'm not an attorney nor am I giving you legal advice, but when you read it it covers most all of the bases. If you don't feel comfortable selling to somebody, don't sell it. There are many good guys on here and you can only background check so far. A lot of us have current CCW permits, and that's not a guarantee, but there are a lot of good guy's that don't have CCW permits. Also, Felons are pretty much prohibited from getting a hunting license. You can ask the buyer if they possess a current hunting license and have them show you that.