Suppressors How to sell suppressor from person to person

[Alamo]

It used to be fairly straightforward iirc, but that was before NFA gate last year.

A friend wishes to buy a suppressor from me. The suppressor is currently in my possession, on my trust.

Can someone enlighten me as to the process or direct me to the information I seek?

Thanks,

Alamo

 

[2ndamendfan]

Technically he pays you first but the money changing hands is up to you. He fills out his form 4, sends $200 to ATF along with photo and finger prints. When he gets approved you can give him possession. If it is like buying from a dealer the ATF will send you his stamp, which I always find fucked up. It is mine send it to me and I will show it to the FFL.

 

[TNVC_Augee]

The above is correct assuming you are residents of the same state. However, if your friend lives out of state, then it will need to go through a dealer.

~Augee

 

[LSUbeatUby40]

The above is correct assuming you are residents of the same state. However, if your friend lives out of state, then it will need to go through a dealer.

~Augee

Ok so pretty much like a firearm purchase.

 

[Waorani]

https://www.silencershop.com/blog/post/sell-silencer

 

[mdmp5]

The above is correct assuming you are residents of the same state. However, if your friend lives out of state, then it will need to go through a dealer.

~Augee

Not only that, but if he is out of state, it requires TWO tax stamps

 

[Midwestside]

Ok so pretty much like a firearm purchase.

Yes, if it takes you 60 weeks to sell your guns

 

[Alamo]

Thank you all for the replies and the links.

-Alamo

 

[LunaCustomGuns]

Technically he pays you first but the money changing hands is up to you. He fills out his form 4, sends $200 to ATF along with photo and finger prints. When he gets approved you can give him possession. If it is like buying from a dealer the ATF will send you his stamp, which I always find fucked up. It is mine send it to me and I will show it to the FFL.

Good call

 

[Alamo]

I do get the basic economics of the transaction.

It's a close friend so I'm basically gifting this to him, its an old suppressor that doesn't get used anymore.