You can sell a gun legally in Massachusetts by selling it to an FFL or federal firearms licensee like Cash for Arms, or to a legally eligible private individual with an FID or LTC.
The first thing to know about how to sell a gun in Massachusetts is that the state has robust gun sale laws. It even limits the number of firearms that private sellers like you can sell per year.
This guide will simplify what you need to know to sell a gun in Massachusetts, however. We will cover both federal and state laws to observe for the transaction.
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General Questions & Answers
The cost to transfer a gun in Massachusetts varies by shop or FFL. If it’s a regular gun, it’s usually $30 to $40. NFA firearm transfers can cost as much as five times that.
Yes, you can gift someone a gun in Massachusetts if you follow all applicable laws for the gun transfer and the person is legally eligible to own the gun.
Yes, you need to register guns in Massachusetts through the Massachusetts Gun Transaction Portal.
Yes, private firearm transfer is still legal in Massachusetts provided you follow all applicable laws.
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Disclaimer: The information in this blog was carefully gathered by Cash for Arms but it is not legal advice. Laws are constantly changing, and we cannot guarantee the accuracy of the content at the time you are reading. Consult with a legal professional or local law enforcement for legal advice.
