Tennessee Firearm Bill of Sale Form

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A Tennessee firearm bill of sale documents the purchase and sale of a firearm between a private seller and a buyer. The completed form will include both parties’ names and addresses, and the make, model, gauge, serial number, and purchase price of the firearm. A bill of sale is mostly used for tax reporting purposes or when either party needs to prove the sale occurred.

Tennessee Firearm Bill of Sale Form

A Tennessee firearm bill of sale documents the purchase and sale of a firearm between a private seller and a buyer. The completed form will include both parties’ names and addresses, and the make, model, gauge, serial number, and purchase price of the firearm. A bill of sale is mostly used for tax reporting purposes or when either party needs to prove the sale occurred.

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A Tennessee firearm bill of sale documents the purchase and sale of a firearm between a private seller and a buyer. The completed form will include both parties’ names and addresses, and the make, model, gauge, serial number, and purchase price of the firearm. A bill of sale is mostly used for tax reporting purposes or when either party needs to prove the sale occurred.

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Tennessee Gun Laws

Tennessee Concealed Carry

As of July 1, 2021, adults can openly or concealed carry handguns without a permit in Tennessee as long as they are not prohibited by law.[2]

Tennessee residents may still apply for a Concealed Handgun Carry Permit (CCP) as long as they are 21 years of age or older. To be permitted to both open and concealed carry, residents must apply for an Enhanced Handgun Carry Permit (EHCP).

To apply for either type of permit, a resident must complete the following steps:

  1. Complete training requirements and obtain a certificate of proof (see EHCP/CCP training requirements)
  2. Fill out the online application on the Department of Safety and Homeland Security website.
  3. Visit a Driver Services Center and provide the following:
    • Application fee
    • Proof of training (plus CCP Proof of Training form if applying for CCP)
    • Proof of citizenship or permanent residency (originals, not copies)
    • SSN
    • Driver’s license (or two proofs of residency)

Sources

  1. § 13-17-1366(e)
  2. § 39-17-1307(g)