(Tony Cote @ Mar. 01 2012,8:54)
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(bobman @ Mar. 01 2012,8:41)
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as long as hes a resident of Maine, and probably a certain age if a handgun, you can sell him anything and theres no law affecting the sale between private parties
While it is true that a state resident can sell a handgun to another state resident in a private sale in state with no ffl transfer involved, you still cannot legally sell to a convicted felon. So unless you really know.....
The seller is not required to know, if you simply place a clause in the bill of sale that says buyer has said he may legally own a firearm you're covered, then the buyer if a felon is the one on the hook not the private seller, you dont even have to do it in writing
I'm not trying to argue, but I would think Lars should try and get top dollar for his guns and private sale to another citizen is the best way to accomplish that. A gun shop has to buy low and sell high to stay in business. Not that theres anything wrong with that.
) and don't usually have misgivings. Firearms is a whole different ball of wax in my opinion, CYA as best you can. FP 
