Mississippi Firearm Bill of Sale Form

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A Mississippi firearm bill of sale is a document that records the legal purchase and sale of a firearm via a private transaction. The weapon’s purchase price, make, model, gauge, and serial number should be included with the signatures of both parties. Mississippi is a pro-gun state that allows its residents to purchase and carry a firearm without a permit.

Mississippi Firearm Bill of Sale Form

A Mississippi firearm bill of sale is a document that records the legal purchase and sale of a firearm via a private transaction. The weapon’s purchase price, make, model, gauge, and serial number should be included with the signatures of both parties. Mississippi is a pro-gun state that allows its residents to purchase and carry a firearm without a permit.

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A Mississippi firearm bill of sale is a document that records the legal purchase and sale of a firearm via a private transaction. The weapon’s purchase price, make, model, gauge, and serial number should be included with the signatures of both parties. Mississippi is a pro-gun state that allows its residents to purchase and carry a firearm without a permit.

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Mississippi Gun Laws

Mississippi Concealed Carry

Mississippi is a “constitutional carry state” that allows permitless concealed carry, provided the gun is carried as follows:

  • Fully enclosed case
  • Purse, handbag, briefcase, or similar
  • Sheath
  • Shoulder holster
  • Belt holster

Mississippi residents who are 21 and older can obtain a permit from their local Firearm Permit Division by carrying out the below steps[2]:

  1. Complete the Concealed/Enhanced Carry Application (IFP-APP-01) (must be notarized).
  2. Complete additional forms as necessary, which may include:
  3. “Gather completion certificate from eight-hour training course (required only for enhanced permits).[3]
  4. Submit documents and permit fees to a Driver Service Bureau that processes permits. Applicants will be photographed and fingerprinted.

If approved, the license will be issued within 45 days.[4]

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