You can sell a gun legally in Virginia by selling it to an FFL or federal firearms licensee like Cash for Arms, or to a legally eligible private party.
Remember that you need to understand the laws first before you sell a gun in Virginia. Luckily for you, this guide will cover everything you need to know about the process.










General Questions & Answers
Yes, it is legal to sell a gun in Virginia. However, the seller must receive verification from a licensed dealer that the buyer has undergone a background check and has been approved by the State Police.
Yes, you can buy a gun in Virginia without a license. However, a background check is required for all gun sales.
Handgun permit in Virginia is $50.00 if the payment is made by cash, check, or money order. If the payment is made by credit card there is an additional $2 convenience fee.
Yes, you do need a federally- issued ID to buy a gun in Virginia. Residents interested in buying a gun must present a government-issued photo ID and undergo a background check to be approved by the state police.
No, a gun Bill Of Sale does not have to be notarized in Virginia. Virginia law does not require guns to be registered, so a Bill Of Sale is not required legally.
Yes, Virginia gun laws are among the toughest in the country.
No, Virginia does not have a gun registry. Virginia state does not have any law requiring guns to be registered.
Yes, Virginia does allow private gun sales. However the buyer must undergo a background check and receive approval from the State Police.
Yes, you can gift someone a gun in Virginia. It is completely legal for an individual who is Virginia resident and who owns an existing firearm to give it to another individual who is a Virginia resident as a gift.
Individuals who cannot own a gun in Virginia are individuals who have been convicted of crimes carrying a punishment of imprisonment exceeding one year, or state misdemeanors punishable by up to two years, as well as fugitives from justice, unlawful users of specific drugs, and individuals adjudicated as mentally defective or incompetent or committed to a mental institution. Those individuals are prohibited from certain activities, including owning or possessing firearms.
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