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Private sale, what to do with COE?

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Hi All,

 

Never sold a gun before. I know buyer needs COE, DL matching FID and I ghave to check that. But what do I do with COE? Do I send it somewhere or just keep it for my records?

 

Sorry, I tried searching - didn't find an answer to that specific question.

you need to fill out 2 COE's... both the buyer and seller keep one each... just for your records...

You can make a hat or a brooch or a pterodactyl...

What happens if you lose it. I lost all the paperwork for my COE and p2p a while ago

I lost all my Purchase Permits/Sale permits and Purchase/Sale COE'S in Sandy.. Shit happens..

 

You could always scan them and upload them google drive / dropbox , etc.

 

That way you wont ever loose them due to forces of nature, or your own stupidity. :unknw:

Thread hijack: So long as I have a P2P, private sale of handgun only requires each party complete COE, correct? No need to transfer to FFL unless its someone from out of state?

I don't understand why you would leave them laying around the yard (or in a Newark basement) during Sandy, or on your tragically fated boat. which happened to collide with mine a couple of months ago. If, God forbid, a gun you sold ends up in a crime and is traced back to you, you'll be damned glad to have that COE.

 

I keep mine in my safe and keep a scanned file on my computer.

 

The ones from my purchases, I don't care about.

Thread hijack: So long as I have a P2P, private sale of handgun only requires each party complete COE, correct? No need to transfer to FFL unless its someone from out of state?

Correct. P2p gets filled out as well and distributed as required on permit.

Roll it up in a little ball ,drive to Trenton and shove it up cryans bunghole

Roll it up in a little ball ,drive to Trenton and shove it up cryans bunghole

That's Assembly bill A9732, right? The problem is Cryan doesn't have a bunghole...he shits out of his mouth.

That's Assembly bill A9732, right? The problem is Cryan doesn't have a bunghole...he shits out of his mouth.

 

It doesn't stop there; it's piling up so high that it has blurred his vision and filled his cranium to capacity.

Thread hijack: So long as I have a P2P, private sale of handgun only requires each party complete COE, correct? No need to transfer to FFL unless its someone from out of state?

 

COE is for long guns only. Private sales of handguns require that the buyer have a P2P. It needs to be completed and the copies distributed as indicated.

 

 

COE is for long guns only. Private sales of handguns require that the buyer have a P2P. It needs to be completed and the copies distributed as indicated.

Got it-but ultimately the transaction begins and ends with the buyer and seller-no other parties need to be involved? (Except for the P2P). Private sales are absolutely the way to go right now-especially with the low inventories and stupid NICS turnarounds.

So long as you can find someone willing to sell their guns-but most of the guys in the local hunting club buy and sell guns amongst themselves all the time...

Got it-but ultimately the transaction begins and ends with the buyer and seller-no other parties need to be involved? (Except for the P2P).

 

Correct. Only the seller and buyer are involved.

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