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(d) A gun dealer may charge a reasonable fee for facilitating a firearm transfer pursuant
to this section.
It's up to the dealer. I can't see any dealer turning down free money.
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(d) A gun dealer may charge a reasonable fee for facilitating a firearm transfer pursuant
to this section.
Nope...it's a position for lifeCan the SCOTUS be recalled ?[ Just thinking out loud]
Dealers have to keep records of the transaction for five years. That has to be worth something.It's up to the dealer. I can't see any dealer turning down free money.
The cynical answer: a $10 sales tax on each gun sold. I know it's a long shot but since they are all Democrat perhaps, maybe, by an act of god they will listen seriously to a registered D.
Taku that is what they have to be taught , just a little bit more and hell will break out.
Gov. Brown has a short term. Getting a Republican in would go a long way to stopping further gun rights losses like CA.The cynical answer: a $10 sales tax on each gun sold. As I said, I know all about Burdick and she won't get my vote next time she comes up. What else to do? I'll send copies of my arguments to the Governor and my Representative as well. I know it's a long shot but since they are all Democrat perhaps, maybe, by an act of god they will listen seriously to a registered D.
It's up to the dealer. I can't see any dealer turning down free money.
Would I vote for a Republican?! Are you nuts?Gov. Brown has a short term. Getting a Republican in would go a long way to stopping further gun rights losses like CA.
Not looking for a debate. Just wondering if this State has any hope left for gun owners. Would you as a DEM consider voting against your party for this overreach?
I mean would you vote for a Republican Governor to put a "governor" so to speak on this fast tracking Democratic Super Majority?
if it was just a background check that would be correct...Unfortunately, the SCOTUS has the power to interpret the constitution, and in the case of background checks, they've already ruled it's not a violation of the 2nd amendment to require a background check. Like it or not, we're already screwed on that level.
dealers have to keep records for 20 years for every transaction. Furthermore, if during that time they go out of business or otherwise close shop they are required by federal law to turn over those records to the feds.Dealers have to keep records of the transaction for five years. That has to be worth something.
I am with you BDA .45 their will be no compliance with unjust laws.I WILL NOT COMPLY
My Senator is Ginny Burdick, (yeah, I know all about her) but I still had to take a shot at an e-mail to her office.
Dear Senator Burdick
I urge a reconsideration of SB941 for the following reasons:
1. The background checks called for are, for the most part, unenforceable. Even the Oregonian and many County LEOs admit this. Criminals, by definition, would not be deterred by the restrictions.
2. The bill, as written, makes no allowances for those who possess a valid Concealed Handgun License. CHL holders have already been vetted by both the Oregon State Police (the required background check required to get the CHL) as well as their county LEO who issues the license.
3. The bill, as written, makes no allowances for those who possess a valid 03 FFL commonly referred to as the Curio & Relic license. This is a Federal license issued to people, such as myself, to purchase guns which meet BATFE criteria as a curio or relic. These are essentially guns which are at least 50 years old or have a historical or collectors value. To force all guns to go through a UBC regardless is an undue burden on those who comply with BATFE rules and negates any value to that license.
4. Taking all points into account , SB941 becomes just another piece of superfluous legislation which addresses a non-existent problem, which would not prevent a single instance of gun related violence and is nothing more than political grandstanding with a piece of feel good legislation. The root causes of violence, such as poverty and mental health care, remain ignored. The time and effort of the Senators and Representative of the State of Oregon would be better put to use on the myriad of other challenges which we face.
Sincerely,
James Colvill
Beaverton, OR