There are not enough agents in the state to watch just the OSA transactions.
Depends on how hard they try. They will make an example of some people to send a message.
Not sure how reaching this will go. Only time will tell
Not sure how reaching this will go. Only time will tell
Don’t sell. Give them away. And if your gift recipient accidentally drops an envelope in your yard with paper in it of dead presidents printed on it you’re not required to hunt them down to return the envelop. Just sayn.
So will parts be next.
Barrel, receiver, magazine, trigger.
Then brass, bullets, primers.
I hate to post the question because it is suggestions for the evil ones who watch..
Clothing, shoes and hats pants shirts. Could be worn while being an unlicensed firearms dealer.
I would not be surprised.
That would have to be the case.
Cause you could sell half the firearm as parts. Then the other half.
Provocation by constraint.
Barrel, receiver, magazine, trigger.
Then brass, bullets, primers.
I hate to post the question because it is suggestions for the evil ones who watch..
Clothing, shoes and hats pants shirts. Could be worn while being an unlicensed firearms dealer.
I would not be surprised.
That would have to be the case.
Cause you could sell half the firearm as parts. Then the other half.
Provocation by constraint.
IF I sold guns. I would start hiding them, and charge people for cluses to find them.
Some overworking imaginations. Write some novels and make a few bucks.
The J6 debacle is an example of the govt making examples, and I would bet you’re right that that they’ll do it with this too or at least try. I still say it’s going to be hard to enforce unless somebody really screws up.
Between the paragraph posted above and the fact that only Congress can make laws affecting commerce, I say there are a few people here worried over nothing. And I'm about half way through the actually 126 pages and see nothing that affects the occasional sale of a personal firearm. Now there are a few folks on here that should be rightfully worried, cause the way they sell firearms on here, they will likely be viewed as an unlicensed dealer.
Perfect example that should put a halt to most online transactions.
Private offline transactions like those at gun shows with private sellers, who is going to know unless there is a planted agent which I fully expect to happen.
Bust a couple folks and the rest will fall in line is the theory of the ATF.
