Texas Firearm Bill of Sale Form

A Texas firearm bill of sale details a private transaction of the sale of firearms. The document includes a detailed description of the firearm being transferred and the purchase price. Although state law doesn’t require the recordation of private firearm sales, completing a bill of sale can be helpful if either party eventually needs proof of ownership.

Texas Firearm Bill of Sale Form

A Texas firearm bill of sale details a private transaction of the sale of firearms. The document includes a detailed description of the firearm being transferred and the purchase price. Although state law doesn’t require the recordation of private firearm sales, completing a bill of sale can be helpful if either party eventually needs proof of ownership.

Last updated March 27th, 2024

A Texas firearm bill of sale details a private transaction of the sale of firearms. The document includes a detailed description of the firearm being transferred and the purchase price. Although state law doesn’t require the recordation of private firearm sales, completing a bill of sale can be helpful if either party eventually needs proof of ownership.

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Texas Gun Laws

Texas Concealed Carry

Texas residents who are 21 or older can carry a concealed or holstered firearm in permitted locations without a license.

Residents can still apply for a License to Carry a Handgun (LTC) from the Department of Public Safety (DPS) using the online service. The following documentation and identification should be gathered before proceeding:

  • Valid driver’s license or identification card
  • Current address and contact information
  • Residential and employment information for the last 5 years
  • Mental and criminal history
  • Valid credit card

Sources

  1. H.B. 1927