: Individuals with certain felony convictions or domestic violence restraining orders are strictly prohibited from possessing or acquiring firearms.
: Many retailers, including national chains like Bass Pro Shops, offer appraisals for used firearms and provide cash or trade-in credit.
: Colorado law restricts the sale, transfer, or possession of "large-capacity magazines" (typically those holding more than 15 rounds) manufactured after July 1, 2013.
: You must meet the buyer at an FFL dealer. The dealer will take the firearm into their inventory, run the background check on the buyer, and charge a transfer fee.
: Major platforms like Facebook strictly prohibit the sale or trade of firearms, ammunition, and explosives between private individuals.
Navigating the process to requires a clear understanding of recent legislative changes. The state has moved toward a "Universal Background Check" model, meaning almost every transaction—including those between private parties—must involve a licensed professional. Buying a Firearm
: Colorado law HB23-1219 mandates a waiting period of at least 3 days between the initiation of the background check and the physical delivery of the firearm.
