History of Firearm Background Checks Federal and Oregon

[ktgee]

Here is two links to Oregon and Federal firearm background history.

How the State Came To Decide Who Can and Cannot Buy a Firearm | Brian Miller

Background checks for gun purchases can only do so much and are not the permanent solution to keeping guns out of the hands of criminals and keeping Americans safe from gun violence. More concerning is that they give the state an ever-growing list of private citizens who own guns, and such a...

fee.org

https://www.oregon.gov/osp/Docs/WhatToExpect032018.pdf#:~:text=Private%20part%20selling%2Ftransferring%20a%20firearm%20and%20NOT%20at,Act%20Highlights%20document%20on%20the%20OSP%20webpage%20at%3A

I've known someone had a garage sale twenty year ago and sold five guns to one person. A couple week later, police came knocking on the seller's door and showed him pictures of the firearms in questions. It's was involved in a drug raid and found a cache of guns ( about a dozen). The seller ended up being a witness to the case. The seller didn't do anything wrong. Back then, it was legal to sell without background checks between private sales in Oregon.

Federal laws allows private sales without background check, checking identification, record keeping and etc.

Today, in Oregon since Aug 2015, the seller would unlawfully transfering firearms without doing a background check. He would probably ended up serving time in prison, lost his gun rights, pay huge fines, have all his guns taken away, his life ruined.

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[jeykell]

Here is two links to Oregon and Federal firearm background history.

How the State Came To Decide Who Can and Cannot Buy a Firearm | Brian Miller

Background checks for gun purchases can only do so much and are not the permanent solution to keeping guns out of the hands of criminals and keeping Americans safe from gun violence. More concerning is that they give the state an ever-growing list of private citizens who own guns, and such a...

fee.org

https://www.oregon.gov/osp/Docs/WhatToExpect032018.pdf#:~:text=Private%20part%20selling%2Ftransferring%20a%20firearm%20and%20NOT%20at,Act%20Highlights%20document%20on%20the%20OSP%20webpage%20at%3A

I've known someone had a garage sale twenty year ago and sold five guns to one person. A couple week later, police came knocking on the seller's door and showed him pictures of the firearms in questions. It's was involved in a drug raid and found a cache of guns ( about a dozen). The seller ended up being a witness to the case. The seller didn't do anything wrong. Back then, it was legal to sell without background checks between private sales in Oregon.

Federal laws allows private sales without background check, checking identification, record keeping and etc.

Today, in Oregon since Aug 2015, the seller would unlawfully transfering firearms without doing a background check. He would probably ended up serving time in prison, lost his gun rights, pay huge fines, have all his guns taken away, his life ruined.

I bought a lot of guns off craigslist back in the day I had all the serials ran so lucky they where all legit I used to trade tvs Xbox's my wife would get pissed but guess what still holds its value I got a 3 screw ruger for a 360 then a month later they came out with a new xbox