Depends on where you live. In MOST of the US, there is no requirement to register ordinary firearms. Some states DO require that you register them. Some do not permit private sales- most do. Tell us what state, we can give you a better answer.
No, Missouri does not require handgun registration.
Yes. You can buy a gun through a private sale or gun show.
No. You must be 21 to legally purchase a handgun, whether from a dealer or private seller. The federal law is quite clear on that.
no, paperwork is needed to transfer title of ownership to you as the new legal owner, perhaps you culd try a private sale but in order to register it you would need paperwork, at least a bill of sale.
To purchase a handgun from a licensed dealer, or from a venue at which 25 or more guns are available for sale, you must be 21+ To purchase handgun ammunition, you must be 21+ To get a CHL in Oregon, you must be 21+ To own a handgun in Oregon, you must be 18+ Private party sales are legal in Oregon, provided that both parties are legally able to purchase / possess the firearms in question (not a felon, above the legal age, etc.). In theory, then, a person above the age of 18 could legally purchase a handgun as part of a private party sale. They just cannot carry it, or transport it loaded.
In the US, to buy from a dealer, Federal law requires you must be 18 to buy a long gun (rifle or shotgun) and 21 to buy a handgun. In some states, you may buy a handgun at 18 from a private seller, but not a dealer.
Yes, but not to the private party. The tax is collected by the MVD when you register and title it in your name. When you buy from a registered dealer (who handles all the MVD stuff for you) you pay it to the dealer.
Gun shop, gun show, pawn shop, want ad, for sale ad, garage sale, estate sale, on line auctions.
No. Minnesota requires a transfer permit for handguns.
Federal law says you have to be 18 to buy a long gun and 21 to buy a handgun. Find a lawyer familiar with firearms law to get a correct answer to your registration question.
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Yes, Colorado is an open carry state. As long as you are legal to own a gun, you can open carry. Additionally, though the law states that you have to be 21 to buy a handgun, this is not technically true. You have to be 21 to buy a handgun, ONLY if you are buying from a FFL dealer, that is to say, a gun store, pawn shop, or sporting store. You can be 18 and buy a handgun from a Private Seller. Meaning another citizen. That being said, you should be careful about buying weapons from random people, whether they are advertising online, or in the paper. It is also not necessary to register a firearm in Colorado.