Arkansas Firearm Bill of Sale Form

An Arkansas firearm bill of sale serves as a written record of a firearm’s change in ownership. It notes the parties in the transaction, the purchase price, and the weapon’s information, such as its serial number, caliber, and type. As selling firearms to minors is against the law, sellers must verify the purchaser’s age before transferring the weapon to them.

Arkansas Firearm Bill of Sale Form

An Arkansas firearm bill of sale serves as a written record of a firearm’s change in ownership. It notes the parties in the transaction, the purchase price, and the weapon’s information, such as its serial number, caliber, and type. As selling firearms to minors is against the law, sellers must verify the purchaser’s age before transferring the weapon to them.

Last updated March 29th, 2024

An Arkansas firearm bill of sale serves as a written record of a firearm’s change in ownership. It notes the parties in the transaction, the purchase price, and the weapon’s information, such as its serial number, caliber, and type. As selling firearms to minors is against the law, sellers must verify the purchaser’s age before transferring the weapon to them.

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Arkansas Gun Laws

Arkansas Concealed Carry

It is permitted to concealed carry without a license if the individual is at least 18.[2]

The license, known as the “Concealed Handgun Carry License,” can be obtained by completing the steps outlined below.[3]

How to Apply

  1. Submit an online application (fees apply).
  2. Complete a firearms training course provided by an authorized instructor. After completion, the online application number must be included on the training certification.
  3. Provide the online application number in person to a live scan operator location and obtain a fingerprint scan.
  4. Send a copy of the fingerprint scan and training certificate via email to DPS.Info@asp.arkansas.gov or by mail to:

#1, State Police Plaza Drive,
Little Rock, AR, 72209