Nevada Firearm Bill of Sale Form

A Nevada firearm bill of sale records the purchase and sale of a gun in a private transaction between a buyer and seller. The document records the names and signatures of the two parties, information about the weapon, and the final purchase price and date

Nevada Firearm Bill of Sale Form

A Nevada firearm bill of sale records the purchase and sale of a gun in a private transaction between a buyer and seller. The document records the names and signatures of the two parties, information about the weapon, and the final purchase price and date

Last updated April 16th, 2024

A Nevada firearm bill of sale records the purchase and sale of a gun in a private transaction between a buyer and seller. The document records the names and signatures of the two parties, information about the weapon, and the final purchase price and date

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Nevada Gun Laws

Nevada Concealed Carry

Nevada citizens are required to obtain a Carrying Concealed Weapons Permit (CCW) to carry a hidden weapon legally.

To qualify for an application, candidates must be at least 21 years old and have completed a firearm safety course.[3] Residents can apply and pay for a CCW at their local sheriff’s office. There, they will be fingerprinted and photographed and asked to submit their ID, completed application, and certification from their safety course.