Green

Didn't even watch the video they have now.

I did and it made me sad...

Really, though, I'm still a bit confused... So it's a belt, with a hidden money pocket and a compartment for some paracord... that can be made into a pouch? Really, what's this thing about?

Well, hello AA. Didn't see you there. Come in and explain the situation...

Cash is king.
Main trade: Army L85 plus mags.
Other trades:
PS3 (MUST HAVE METAL GEAR SOLID 4) + cash depending on other games.

I have an Xbox 360 with a literal crate full of games.

System runs great. The disc tray was getting stuck, so I removed the face plate, as it seemed to interfere with the disc tray. Everything is included, if you know how to fix the damn thing.

2 controllers.

Games:
Far Cry 3 (Hello, Internet people)
Bioshock
Skyrim (Kill the fucking dragons, after completing all the side quests)
Spec Ops: The Line (best modern shooter you will play)
Silent Hill: Homecoming
Silent Hill: Downpour
Left 4 Dead 2
Battlefield: Bad Company 2
Bayonetta
Splinter Cell: Conviction
Medal of Honor: Warfighter (so airsoft, much Magpul, very operator. Wow)
Alpha Protocol
Dead or Alive Xtreme
Fable 3
Ghost Recon: Island Warrior
GTA: San Andreas
Metro 2033
Dead Rising 2: Off The Record
Dead Island
Just Cause 2
Resident Evil 6
F.E.A.R.
Metro: Last Light
Condemned 2
Assasssin's Creed 2
Medal of Honor (2010)
Rainbow Six 3: Rouge Spear
Dead or Alive Ultimate 2 (i.e. non triangular boob version)
Fallout New Vegas
Sniper Elite V2 (super happy fun time kill cams)
Minecraft

I would be willing to let all this go $225 obo. Note the "obo". Make an offer and I'll consider. It would cost you easily twice as much to build a library of this size.

In for green, tentatively.

It should be a straight cash transaction. Getting the buyer to sign a bill of sale (stating that they are legal to own that firearm) and/or checking a CCW permit or their drivers license is a good idea, but not necessary. It's a really good idea if you're going through Backpage or a forum that you're not familiar with.

Template:
http://texasguntrader.com/billofsale.pdf

Some people don't like the idea of a bill of sale, so it might turn off a potential buyer.

As to your original question, you don't NEED to do anything. In Arizona, private gun sales are straight cash for goods transactions that don't require any involvement from police or other state officials or agencies.

Just be aware of who you are selling the gun to, especially what they talk about (i.e. not being able to buy a gun otherwise) and meet in a semi public place (as in, neither of your houses). Bringing a friend or family member is also a good idea.

Hope this helps.

S-ee-n never gives straight answers, he just gives fabulous ones.

Cat herder.

Alot of people have spent over $1000 for the Sport/Hobby.

Yes, but (in my case) not on 1 gun. I've probably spent close to that on about 8 different guns. Then again, I've also made money by flipping a few guns, so that has to be taken into consideration.

Personally I'm looking to keep my primary for 10+ years

AEGs can be just as durable. I've got 3 sitting in the safe that are pushing that age, all TMs. The SOCOM 16 could do with a good tune up, but it's gone through 3 owners (that I know of) and is still running great. A friend of mine has a couple of ICS MP5s that keep on going, despite closing in on the decade mark.

You seem sold on the P*, though. It's a good choice, don't get me wrong, but as others have said, they do break.

It's basically the innards of a paintball gun modified to work in a body designed for a gearbox. O-rings can and will fail. Micro switches can fail, as can the circuitry in the boards. They still require maintenance that will require some tech knowledge or a trip to someone who works on P*s. Air tanks also have a built in life to them. Most places won't fill a tank that is out of hydro. Having multiple tanks is also a must if you plan on going to a very long game.

When all is said and done, it's your choice and a P* isn't a bad one. There's just a lot of people that prefer the pick up and go quality of an AEG.