New Mexico Gun Laws & Firearms Safety Practice Exam

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What constitutes a firearm transfer under New Mexico law?

  1. Selling a firearm only

  2. Selling, gifting, or loaning a firearm

  3. Trading firearms only

  4. Displaying a firearm for sale

The correct answer is: Selling, gifting, or loaning a firearm

In order to be in compliance with New Mexico law, a firearm transfer must include selling, gifting, or loaning a firearm. Option A, selling a firearm only, is incorrect because it does not include other forms of transfer such as gifting or loaning. Option C, trading firearms only, is also incorrect as it does not cover gifting or loaning. Option D, displaying a firearm for sale, is also incorrect as it is only showing the intent to sell, not completing a transfer of ownership. Therefore, B is the correct and most comprehensive option.

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