Washington ffl transfer and 1639

[JO JO]

not sure where to post this but made a private sale today at tropic pawn for ffl transfer and asked them what they knew about 1639 , so as of the first tropic will raise their fee to $29 and once 1639 takes hold the state will charge up to $25 as well ,
so private sale ffl transfer will be $54 fee plus a 10 day mandatory waiting period to pick up your firearm no more cash and carry even with concealed permit ,
and whatever else the 30 page 1639 law includes , he said he was also told a class will be required for a concealed permit too , this is really going to bite
$54 fee for a private sale DANG

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[Sandaholic]

I feel more safe already

 

[JO JO]

Just think to make a private trade as in swapping firearms the total cost of $108 just to trade

 

[bgdawgrr]

Just think to make a private trade as in swapping firearms the total cost of $108 just to trade

Sometimes, private really is private.....just sayin

 

[No_Regerts]

Its going to be too cost prohibitive to buy used. Gun shows are toast.

 

[GWS]

And don't forget the cost of your assault weapons safety class.
When do we start suing the state?

 

[CountryGent]

Governmental BS interfering with the free exchange of property and such an article that keeping is specifically and clearly protected by the Bill of Rights. I'm pretty sure The Founders would not have tolerated this crap.

 

[titsonritz]

All part of the master plan...

 

[DuneHopper]

Sometimes, private really is private.....just sayin

I bird told me some counties in Oregon and Washington, wont abide by uncosntituional laws....
Also just sayin.

 

[DuneHopper]

All part of the master plan...

But be aware.....there are two master plans, the one you see them doing, and the one they don't see us doing!

 

[No_Regerts]

But be aware.....there are two master plans, the one you see them doing, and the one they don't see us doing!

They sure didn't see us voting against I 1639! No one did!

 

[BlindedByScience]

Buy 'em now, if you can. Lowers, pistols, etc.

 

[DuneHopper]

They sure didn't see us voting against I 1639! No one did!

I know it looks bleak, I have a funny feeling this is going to come full circle, and result in something very unexpected.

 

[matts]

What about 80% stuff? , still seems like a "free to buy whatever a guy wants" type of deal.
I read the whole law and since they are not a firearm, any body can build them.

 

[titsonritz]

But be aware.....there are two master plans, the one you see them doing, and the one they don't see us doing!

Ssshhhhhh...the first thing about master plans is don't talk about master plans...

 

[DuneHopper]

Ssshhhhhh...the first thing about master plans is don't talk about master plans...

Geees @titsonritz , I wasn't talking about the master plan we are not supposed to talk, about I was talking about the other one.

 

[11Charlie]

I went and bought a boat today. Monday I am going to put some over priced insurance on it.




I see a storm coming. Not sure the boat is going ot make it

 

[rdb241]

Sometimes, private really is private.....just sayin

especially if nothing is on the books.

 

[rdb241]

I bird told me some counties in Oregon and Washington, wont abide by uncosntituional laws....
Also just sayin.

That's a fact!

 

[rdb241]

What about 80% stuff? , still seems like a "free to buy whatever a guy wants" type of deal.
I read the whole law and since they are not a firearm, any body can build them.

I have read all 30 pages of 1639 and there is not one single word addressing the 80% market. Most of the general public has no clue about 80%ers. For now. Once someone starts to make an issue about it and it gains momentum. 80%ers will be on the hit list. They want nothing but 100% total control.