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Originally Posted by onewhippedpuppy
There are a number of generic gun bill of sale forms online, just use one of those. Personal info, driver's license, gun SN, signature, done. If you want to really get carried away you could do an FFL transfer, but it's not necessary in most states for a person to person transfer.
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Pretty much.
And think of it this way, if he's that broke can he really afford an attorney to help him recover items that he's not allowed to posses in the 1st place?
What would he do if you sold to a non family member? How would he go about getting them back?
Don't think of the buyer as your son, he's a buyer like anyone else, proceed accordingly.
Plus, he's not going to live forever.
Just make sure you pay fair market value.
Maybe get a few independent appraisals from local firearms retailers.