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Originally Posted by H Richard
Within your own state you can usually transfer with a bill of sale, but be sure to check your state specific laws. Between states you must have the handgun transferred from an FFL to another FFL in the receiving state. This normally results in costs on both end for seller and buyer. I am fortunate to have a friend FFL that will ship for me for just the shipping costs for an "occasional" sale. Most places the costs are from $20 to $50 plus shipping costs on either end.
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I'm not sure about that. Correct that interstate transfers must be received by an FFL, but my guy will accept out of state shipments from a non-FFL. However, it is usually cheaper for an FFL to ship than for a private citizen. My state does not require a bill of sale or other paperwork for a face to face transaction. H Richard gives good advice reference checking your state laws