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So back in the mid 90s I (foolishly) sold a Glock 23 in a private sale cash with no legal paperwork. All I have is a signed self prepared document with buyers signature. Am I liable for the buyers wrong doing? This happened in Oregon in the mid 90s.
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No. For one, the statute of limitations has long passed.
If it was illegal in Oregon in the mid 90's to sell a firearm in a private sale, you would have broken Oregon firearms law.
You would not be liable for subsequent criminal acts of the buyer unless you knowingly sold him a firearm to commit a crime.
You should be fine now, unless you knowingly sold a firearm to someone you were planning a murder with. (Murder has no statute of limitations)You think you know, but you have no idea.
The information posted here is not legal advice. If you seek legal advice hire an attorney who is familiar with all the facts of your case. -
Uh.. No murder nor any other criminal act was in mind or indicated. Thanks for the piece of mind though. I recently got a Sig p220 45 acp and I love it, so I have no loved lost from the Glock.Comment
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