Process for buying a hand gun in MO.?
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No waiting period, the national instant check system has been in place for several years.. Pick out the handgun you would like to purchase>fill out a form for the dealers records>The dealer calls FBI, if they clear you, you're on your way with your gun...
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I already bought it. deliver it or send me my money back.\nMy next call will be to sargent stehn of the kandiyohi sheriffs department. and then to the kandiyohi county attorney. If you can not deliver give me  a phone call and I will make arrangements to pick it up.\n\nmichael zimmerli wabasso minnesota 507-342-5425\n                              cell 507-430-0149
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Have you tried a gun store or shooting range???
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The NRA has exactly what you want.  Go to www.nra.com and look at the things in the NRA store.\nI went the cheap route and bought a bound ledger book at an office supply store.  I record the serial number, a description of the gun, any identifying marks, when and from whom I bought it and how much I paid.  Then I take a good picture of the gun and paste it on the page along with the info.  I keep this book separate from my guns so that if they are destroyed or stolen I will have the needed info for the insurance company.  You might also want to check with your insurance company to see if there is anything else that they would like for you to keep in your record book.
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You could try gunsamerica.com
673622
try www.gunbroker.com, it's kinda like an e-bay for firearms
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http://www.cdnninvestments.com/\n\nmy friend got 2 mp153's from them in the last 3 years.  his last one was around $325 delivered with the FFL fee.\n\ntheir online catalog is big, takes a few minutes to download.
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ebay does't list guns.\n\ntry auctionarms or gunbroker.com
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I checked gunbroker.com . and the going rate seems to be about $350
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I can't give you information about any of these, but I can give you two pieces of advice:\n\n1) There's an excellent book out there by S.P. Fjestad called "Blue Book of Gun Values" that will tell you exactly what to ask for each of these firearms. Click the Amazon link below for more information on the book.\n\n2) Without a serial number any gun is worthless. That is, it's a violation of federal law to sell such a firearm to another individual. If you're ever interested in selling such a firearm, your first step will be to visit your local BATFE office with the firearm in a case. They will be happy to stamp a serial number of your choice into the frame/receiver, after grilling you as to how you came into posession of an unnumbered firearm. DO NOT SKIP THIS STEP if you ever sell the guns!
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That depends whether you're looking for pistols or other small weapons, or rocket launchers and missles, in which case you'd have to contact an international arms dealer
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check out gunbroker.com
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No.  There is a form you have to fill out (we call it the yellow sheet).  One of the questions it asks is whether or not you are a U.S. cititzen.  If you answer "no", that's going to be your answer when you want to purchase a gun.
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check ebay.com you can buy anything there. or even a local gun show. check your local bulliton bourd
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You can go to the State of IL website and download the application.  http://www.isp.state.il.us/foid/  Or you can go to any place that sells firearms or hunting supplies and they probably have the applications as well.
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I know a great firearm site called gunbroker. It's easy and free to sign up, all you have to do is find an auction you want to bid on(but don't bid just yet) find a local LICENSED gun dealer or gun shop in your area. Tell them about the auction(most gun dealers use or have at least heard of Gunbroker) ask them if they accept these kind of sales and how much a transfer fee would be. Transfer fees usually are around 10-30 dollars. Bid on the item in this case an Ak47 have it shipped to the dealer and pick it up when it arrives. \n-Happy Bidding :)
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No purchase permits are required for handgun purchases in Minnesota. You'll need to fill out ATF form 4473 - so you'd better not be a felon, mentally ill, dependent on illegal drugs, or a couple of other disqualifiers I can't remember off the top of my head. Then you'll submit to a criminal background check, and endure the state-mandated 7-day waiting period. If your background check comes out okay, you're not nuts or a felon, and your cash is green, you'll go home with a handgun on day 7.