Montana Firearm Bill of Sale
In Montana and under MT Code § 45-8-351, an inhabitant of the state who can own a gun also reserves the right to privately sell a gun.
Any individual who has been charged and found guilty of any crime that can be regarded by law as a felony, a disregard for the law, etc, cannot purchase a gun.
In the state of Montana and under MT Code § 45-8-351, government agencies are not to demand that private firearms be registered; however, this is not the case when it is done to keep the public safe.
It is not compulsory to obtain a permit to be allowed to carry a concealed firearm in Montana. However, you can choose to apply for it.
To apply for a permit to carry a weapon in Montana, you must be up to eighteen (18) years old. You are also required to do the following:
Conclude an accredited and recognized safety and training course for weapons
Fill and submit an Application to obtain a permit to carry concealed weapons. This submission is to be made to any office of the local sheriffs around you.
You will also be required to submit your fingerprints as a means of identification.
Make a payment of all application costs-which includes a filing cost of $50 filing fee.
To be qualified, you are required to pass a background check. See MT Code § 45-8-321.
Within 45 days after submission, your application to be issued a permit will be allowed or denied.
Under MT Code § 45-8-329(1)(c), permits obtained from other states in the US, with exceptions to a few, are valid within Montana.