Download Free Arkansas Firearm/Gun Bill Of Sale Form

Arkansas State Law allows the registration of a gun (firearm) in the state of Arkansas without that gun having to be registered. However, when the sale of a legal gun is being carried out, it is necessary to make a bill of sale to legally show the transfer of the gun from seller to buyer; this is the Arkansas Firearm Bill of Sale Form.

How to Fill an Arkansas Firearm Bill of Sale Form

Begin by entering the date of sale of the gun.
Now, enter the buyer’s full name and his mailing address in detail, followed by his state of residence.
Similarly, enter the seller’s full name and his mailing address in detail, followed by his state of residence.
The next section is for filling in the details of the firearm; this includes make, type/model, calibre and SN (serial number) of the firearm. If there are any other details, mention that as well.
Next is information about the price of the firearm. Firstly, mention the amount of the sale in US Dollars (both in words and in numbers).
Next, check one of the following three boxes (with respect to the method of payment):
- Single payment. If yes, mention the mode of payment such as cash, check, credit card or any other (specify).
- Down payment and balance in the future. If yes, mention the amount of down payment in US Dollars and the date on which the balance is due.
- Down payment and balance on date stated in promissory note attached to this bill. If yes, mention the amount of down payment in US Dollars.
If there are any defects in the firearm that are known to the seller, they should be mentioned in the space provided.
If there are any other terms or conditions agreed upon by the two parties, it should be mentioned in the space provided.
Next, the signature and date of signature of the buyer and seller is required. If there are multiple buyers or sellers, they should also sign in the space provided.
Signatures of two witnesses are required along with the date of their respective signatures.
Lastly, the name, signature and seal of a Notary Public must be entered along with the date of notarization.
At the bottom, both the buyer and seller sign the disclosure with their initials, declaring that the information mentioned is true and accurate.