My Three Simple Rules for a Private Sale

Rule #1: All transfers of firearms require a bill of sale with both of our information on it, and signed with the date & time. This does NOT apply to accessories, ammo, etc, however, if you look like a kid, I may request an I.D. to confirm your legal age.

If you have a problem with that, I'm sure you can buy a stolen gun along with your choice of drugs from any Wal-mart parking lot in metro area.

Rule #2: Discussing the price, location, and other details is part of a NEGOTIATION. Neither party is obligated to follow thru with the sale, even if we meet in person, IF other issues come up.

This gives you the opportunity to actually see the item before you make the decision, check the action, serial numbers, etc. On the other side of the coin, if I get "red flags" during our contact, I too, can withdraw from the NEGOTIATION and end our conversation at any time.

If the NEGOTIATION ends at any point before an actual DEAL is made, please don't go leaving me negative feedback on the forum, just because I wouldn't sell my guns irresponsibly to you!

Rule #3: We only have a DEAL when the bill of sale is signed, property is exchanged, and we both shake hands. All items sold, no matter if new or used, are sold "as is", with no warranty implied or expressed.

After that, I will leave appropriate feedback for you and would appreciate you doing the same when you get the chance.

I'm a straight shooter, (literally), as you can see from my feedback, and haven't had any issues with people unless they were rude, and couldn't follow the rules. I am also allergic to idiots, so if you are one them, please take your business elsewhere, as thanks to military veterans like myself and others, it's still a free country!

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