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Do you think private gun sales should go through a FFL?
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CCL ???? Are you sure you didn't mean CDL ?I have a Ruger 77/50 rifle for sale here and definitely want a BOS and FFL "transfer" for the sale. CCL preferred as well!
I have a Ruger 77/50 rifle for sale here and definitely want a BOS and FFL "transfer" for the sale. CCL preferred as well!
Don't forget the drug screen, fingerprints, and DNA samples.
Can't afford guns because I'm paying child support for the last DNA sample I gave!
70mikenike70
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And last prostate exam…
Thank you, I will be sure to update the ad to require a CDL as well. You just can't sell a black power rifle to anyone.
My two cents: Every time I hear about a " Mass shooting" I hear the words "The Firearm(s) was/were obtained legally". That could mean a bunch of things. Including.....purchased via an individual-to-individual sale. It is illegal for licensed dealers to sell a firearm to a convicted felon, but it is not illegal for an individual to sell a firearm to a convicted felon without knowing it.
As responsible gun owners we should stand above the manipulation of words and laws and do the right thing. Without intimate knowledge otherwise, it is an excellent practice to ensure a stranger is legally able to purchase a firearm by doing an FFL transfer with a licensed dealer.
The principle is what's important. All of us want our 2A rights preserved and following good principles will help make sure that happens.
As responsible gun owners we should stand above the manipulation of words and laws and do the right thing. Without intimate knowledge otherwise, it is an excellent practice to ensure a stranger is legally able to purchase a firearm by doing an FFL transfer with a licensed dealer.
The principle is what's important. All of us want our 2A rights preserved and following good principles will help make sure that happens.
70mikenike70
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What is this ”black power rifle” you speak of? Is this of the black panther origin? I’m just trying to figure out if I need to get a new type of gun….. ROFLOL
Oh sorry, I meant black powder!
But come to think of it, I should require BOS, DL, FFL "transfer", CCP, CDL, Vaccination card, Library Card, VA Card, and a note from your Mother!
It’s still illegal for a fellon to purchase a firearm in a private sale. Not illegal for the seller if they don’t have prior knowledge but definitely still illegal for the buyer if they are a prohibited person. So in that instance you wouldn’t hear that they purchased it legally because that’s illegal.
You do what you’d like but I’m not doing a FFL transfer for a private sale and by no means does that make me or anyone else who chooses not to an irresponsible gun owner.
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Nope. No way I will accept your attempt to lay guilt on me for what some one else does.
But please, explain to me how having ALL gun transactions and serial numbers listed on on government records protects my 2A rights?
He is trying to say if we went through an ffl then we would know the school shooter was a felon.... Interesting thing about that is the Uvalde shooter did not have a criminal record and bought his guns from a gun shop. The Nashville shooter did not have a criminal record. Articles say they were bought legally but I didn't find anything that said "from a gun shop"... Either way wouldnt matter because... No criminal record.
I was merely expressing my opinion, not trying to lay guilt on anyone. My apologies to anyone who took it that way.
The root of my opinion is stated "Without intimate knowledge otherwise, it is an excellent practice to ensure a stranger is legally able to purchase a firearm by doing an FFL transfer with a licensed dealer."
LOL, point taken!
You are wrong sir! The NCIS check is a magic spell that prevents gun violence! Don't you no that?
I believe Agent Gibbs does a pretty good job.
