Massachusetts Firearm Bill of Sale Form

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A Massachusetts firearm bill of sale is evidence of purchase following the private sale of a handgun or long gun. The form includes the purchase price, serial number, description of the firearms, and both parties’ contact information, which will be useful when the seller reports the transaction to the Firearms Records Bureau.

Massachusetts Firearm Bill of Sale Form

A Massachusetts firearm bill of sale is evidence of purchase following the private sale of a handgun or long gun. The form includes the purchase price, serial number, description of the firearms, and both parties’ contact information, which will be useful when the seller reports the transaction to the Firearms Records Bureau.

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A Massachusetts firearm bill of sale is evidence of purchase following the private sale of a handgun or long gun. The form includes the purchase price, serial number, description of the firearms, and both parties’ contact information, which will be useful when the seller reports the transaction to the Firearms Records Bureau.

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Massachusetts Gun Laws

  • Background check required? – A background check is required to secure a firearms license or ID card.[1]
  • Permit required to purchase? – Yes[2]
  • Permit required to concealed carry? – Yes
  • Firearm laws – Chapter 140, §§ 121 – 131Q, 803 CMR 10.00
  • Concealed carry law – § 131

Massachusetts Concealed Carry

Massachusetts residents who wish to carry a concealed firearm must obtain a License to Carry (LTC).[3] Residents who want to apply for the license must be at least 21 years old.

Every first-time applicant must complete either a Basic Hunter Education Course or a Certified Firearms Safety Course. A course completion certificate must be submitted with the Residence Firearms License Application, identification, and the application fee to the applicant’s local police station.

Sources

  1. § 131(e)
  2. § 131(a)
  3. Mass.gov – Gun Ownership in Massachusetts