Quote:You can sell them to anyone that is of legal status and of legal standing and mind to own a firearm. How diligent you want to search into their history is up to you. There is no law requiring you to do a background check on anyone, verify their citizenship, or verify their ability to legally own a gun, it's only if you obviously know they are not legally allowed to own a gun can you get in trouble. For example if you had a relative that is a convicted felon and you sold it to him, that could get you in trouble. But if you sell it to a stranger and they don't disclose it to you then it's not your problem, unless you ask and they say yes then you have to refuse the sale. 

 

Also don't sell it across state lines, don't drive to Georgia or Kentucky to meet someone that gets a little more tricky since different states have different laws.

 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gun_laws_in_Tennessee

 

If you would've had them a few weeks ago when I was in Tennessee I would've bought them all from you lol. 

 

 

I also wanted to add RJ be careful when you make the sale. I always do it somewhere public, you never know who has bad intentions. It might be worth you selling them for slightly less to a gun shop or on consignment through a gun store. I had a few instances looking back that could've gone bad when making a purchase or sale, luckily I've never had an issue but I suspect at least one time a guy I was buying from had bad intentions. 

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