Hunting Washington Forum
Equipment & Gear => Guns and Ammo => Topic started by: Bow tech hunter on May 09, 2016, 03:09:18 PM
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If I sell a rifle what does it cost to put rifle in the new buyers name and where can I transfer the names at
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There is no long gun registry, you simply need to have a licensed FFL complete the background check. Typical prices are about $20.
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There is no long gun registry, you simply need to have a licensed FFL complete the background check. Typical prices are about $20.
:yeah: except $20 is WAY cheap, unless you have a friend :tup:
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I see 30.00 more normal. Some shops will go to 50.00, which is a money grab.
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$15 at a few places I use over here :tup:
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Just did a gun swap on Saturday. It was 20$ per person.
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Does anyone know if they are requiring people to pay the state sales tax when doing a transfer?
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Does anyone know if they are requiring people to pay the state sales tax when doing a transfer?
I believe if it's a private party transaction you do not have to pay sales tax...at least I didn't when I recently bought a rifle off a member from here.
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Does anyone know if they are requiring people to pay the state sales tax when doing a transfer?
I haven't ran into that
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$15 at a few places I use over here :tup:
X2! I use Precision Combat Arms for all my deliveries when I purchase out of state and Clint only charges $15.
The way I read this is sales tax is NOT collected on transfers between unlicensed persons. http://dor.wa.gov/docs/pubs/specialnotices/2014/sn_14_firearms.pdf
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Does anyone know if they are requiring people to pay the state sales tax when doing a transfer?
I haven't ran into that
If its from a resident of wa to another resident of wa. There is no tax to be paid.
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You can take it to a WAC gun show in puyallup or monroe and its only $10