Iowa Firearm Bill of Sale Form

An Iowa firearm bill of sale documents the details and completion of a firearm sale. It is used by the buyer and seller to record their personal information, the specifics of the firearm sold, and the sale price and date. Firearms can be legally transferred between private parties without any permit or background check so long as both individuals are eligible to possess a gun.

Iowa Firearm Bill of Sale Form

An Iowa firearm bill of sale documents the details and completion of a firearm sale. It is used by the buyer and seller to record their personal information, the specifics of the firearm sold, and the sale price and date. Firearms can be legally transferred between private parties without any permit or background check so long as both individuals are eligible to possess a gun.

Last updated April 7th, 2024

An Iowa firearm bill of sale documents the details and completion of a firearm sale. It is used by the buyer and seller to record their personal information, the specifics of the firearm sold, and the sale price and date. Firearms can be legally transferred between private parties without any permit or background check so long as both individuals are eligible to possess a gun.

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Iowa Gun Laws

  • Background check required?Yes[1]
  • Permit required to purchase?No (only required when purchasing pistols or revolvers from a federally licensed dealer).[2]
  • Permit required to concealed carry?No
  • Firearm laws Title XVI, Chapter 724
  • Concealed carry law§ 724.5

Iowa Concealed Carry Laws

Permits are not required to carry a concealed weapon. However, individuals may wish to obtain a Nonprofessional Permit to Carry Weapons to certify their eligibility to carry a firearm.

With a few exceptions, Iowa residents must be at least 21 to carry or acquire a firearm.[3]

To apply for a permit, the below should be submitted to the County Sheriff’s Office: