I am thinking of selling a Browning Nomad semi auto 22, made in Belgium,vg cond.I am wandering what it might be worth, but more important.What do I have to do.I have sold a few rifles, but never pistols, so not sure on shipping or transfer procedures. Thanx in advance.
Need advice on selling a pistol
- Thread starter spurly
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1- You list it
2- When someone buys it, you receive the full payment (EMT, money order, whatever).
3- You get the name and RPAL # of the buyer
4- You call the CFO and initiate the transfer, you then give the transaction code to the buyer so he calls the CFO and completes the transaction.
5- When you receive your letter from the CFO, the firearm is no longer legally yours so you can post it using Canada Post Expedited with signature and ID verification.
6*- I've sold firearms only once, and after a while I did receive an ATT, not sure if it is needed to transport it to the post-office... I never waited for it nor did I knew I would receive one :S I would think it is needed if I wanted to deliver it in person?
2- When someone buys it, you receive the full payment (EMT, money order, whatever).
3- You get the name and RPAL # of the buyer
4- You call the CFO and initiate the transfer, you then give the transaction code to the buyer so he calls the CFO and completes the transaction.
5- When you receive your letter from the CFO, the firearm is no longer legally yours so you can post it using Canada Post Expedited with signature and ID verification.
6*- I've sold firearms only once, and after a while I did receive an ATT, not sure if it is needed to transport it to the post-office... I never waited for it nor did I knew I would receive one :S I would think it is needed if I wanted to deliver it in person?
- Location
- Lower Mainland BC
*** you need a short term ATT from your local CFO to be legal when transport a restricted firearm to any Canada Post location
.... to a specified in the STATT postoffice location, no any......
