Colorado Firearm Bill of Sale Form

A Colorado firearm bill of sale provides written documentation that a gun sale was completed. In all cases, the seller must arrange a background check on the buyer through a licensed arms dealer before completing the deal and recording the transaction. The gun can only be delivered after the buyer successfully passes the background check or three days after its initiation, whichever is later.

Colorado Firearm Bill of Sale Form

A Colorado firearm bill of sale provides written documentation that a gun sale was completed. In all cases, the seller must arrange a background check on the buyer through a licensed arms dealer before completing the deal and recording the transaction. The gun can only be delivered after the buyer successfully passes the background check or three days after its initiation, whichever is later.

Last updated March 25th, 2024

A Colorado firearm bill of sale provides written documentation that a gun sale was completed. In all cases, the seller must arrange a background check on the buyer through a licensed arms dealer before completing the deal and recording the transaction. The gun can only be delivered after the buyer successfully passes the background check or three days after its initiation, whichever is later.

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Colorado Gun Laws

  • Background check required?Yes (except when selling to a relative)[1]
  • Permit required to purchase?No
  • Permit required to concealed carry?Yes
  • Firearm laws Title 18, Article 12
  • Concealed carry law§ 18-12-203

Colorado Concealed Carry

A concealed weapons permit is required for firearm owners to concealed carry their weapons.

Colorado residents 21 and over can apply for the permit by submitting the Concealed Handgun Permit Application, certification of firearms training, and licensing fees in person to a County Sheriff’s Office.[2] Applicants are subject to criminal background checks.