Montana Firearm Bill of Sale Form

A Montana firearm bill of sale is a written record of a transfer of gun ownership between two people. The form provides each party with pertinent details about the transaction and, when signed, proves that the transfer took place.

Montana Firearm Bill of Sale Form

A Montana firearm bill of sale is a written record of a transfer of gun ownership between two people. The form provides each party with pertinent details about the transaction and, when signed, proves that the transfer took place.

Last updated April 17th, 2024

A Montana firearm bill of sale is a written record of a transfer of gun ownership between two people. The form provides each party with pertinent details about the transaction and, when signed, proves that the transfer took place.

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Montana Gun Laws

Montana Concealed Carry

Montana residents can carry a concealed weapon without a permit if they are eligible to own a firearm under state and federal law.[2] The optional Concealed Weapon Permit may be obtained through the County Sheriff’s Office. Individuals 18 years of age and older may apply, provided they[3]:

  • Have been a resident of Montana for a minimum of six months.
  • Possess a state-issued photo ID.
  • Are eligible under Montana law to own a firearm.
  • Have taken an approved Fish, Wildlife & Parks or law enforcement firearm safety course (can be done online).
  • Complete a Concealed Weapons Permit form (available at sheriff’s office).
  • Consent to a background check and fingerprinting, and pay the application fee.[4]

The sheriff will inform the applicant within 60 days if the permit is approved.