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Be careful, folks. Anyone can register and post on here, I've been thinking for a while that some might get in here for other purposes given the state of the nation at the moment.
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I was asked on this site by a member to sell a firearm without bgc. I was new here and didn't know if this was common practice. It is for Armslist.
Told him if I sold illegally for a few extra bucks I could lose my right to own one. - not to mention the issue of him committing a crime with a gun registered to me.
I think that president may have hung out on street corners for too long.Some president said buying a gun was easier than getting a book from a library or something like that...
You mean he was...WRONG?
Slightly lunatic fringe, ain't it? I know. I've been there.
I understand, and I don't disagree. It is a form of de-facto registration. I mostly just posted for those folks out there that don't understand the technical difference. So many people think we already have (or should have) full-on registration, and don't see the problem with that.I was an FFL in Arizona for years--the ATF used to come into my shop once a year and they would take all my 4473 forms out of my shop and back to their lair for perusal and I will assume careful entering into their computers. This was 100% illegal but they came by and did it every year anyhow. I'm under no misconceptions as to what took place, at least in my shop
I understand, and I don't disagree. It is a form of de-facto registration. I mostly just posted for those folks out there that don't understand the technical difference. So many people think we already have (or should have) full-on registration, and don't see the problem with that.
To highlight the difference between full registration (like the left has been salivating over for decades), and the 4473 "soft registration" that we have now: If a registered class-3 weapon like an SBR or machine-gun is found at a crime scene, the authorities will check the registry and go see the person who is on the books as the owner of that gun, and he'd better have a darn good reason as to why it's not in his possession.
If a regular handgun is found at a crime scene, they can go back and see who the last transfer of record was made to. That's where the work starts. Let's say it was transferred to Joe Blo 15 years ago, and he sold it FTF (legally) to his co-worker, who moved out of state and sold it to a neighbor there, who (if they can track him down) thinks maybe he gave it to his brother-in-law, who might have sold it at a gun show... all legal off-the-books transactions. There's no legal requirement for these subsequent owners to register their ownership of it with the authorities.
In many states (including ours) the difference has been erased by "universal" background checks.
You can say, "pussy" on here?If you can't find drugs, guns or pussy out there, you're not looking hard enough.
of course... Have you never seen a furry one.... with a tail and long ears???You can say, "pussy" on here?
Or in the wrong places !!!If you can't find drugs, guns or pussy out there, you're not looking hard enough.