Alaska Firearm Bill of Sale Form

An Alaska firearm bill of sale is a form that records the sale of a gun between two parties. It features the purchase price, serial number, caliber and purchasing conditions. In Alaska, there is no background or permit check required before signing a bill of sale and transferring gun ownership.

Alaska Firearm Bill of Sale Form

An Alaska firearm bill of sale is a form that records the sale of a gun between two parties. It features the purchase price, serial number, caliber and purchasing conditions. In Alaska, there is no background or permit check required before signing a bill of sale and transferring gun ownership.

Last updated July 23rd, 2024

An Alaska firearm bill of sale is a form that records the sale of a gun between two parties. It features the purchase price, serial number, caliber and purchasing conditions. In Alaska, there is no background or permit check required before signing a bill of sale and transferring gun ownership.

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Alaska Gun Laws

Alaska Concealed Carry

Alaska law does not require a concealed handgun permit in order to conceal carry a firearm. So long as the individual is over 21 and can legally own a firearm, they can conceal carry.  Residents can still obtain a permit if they wish (lasts five years).

The application must be filed in-person at an office of the Alaska State Troopers, Alaska Wildlife Troopers, or a local police department that takes applications. The following is required for the application[2]:

  • A completed Application for a Concealed Handgun Permit
  • A valid driver’s license or ID card
  • A non-refundable fee
  • A certificate showing the applicant completed a handgun course within the past 12 months
  • A set of fingerprints
  • A “quality” picture of the applicant, taken within 30 days of application