It's all over but the crying...

[GorillaG]

Yes and you can't turn off your body cams and shoot a guy in the head in Little Rock, and you can't go to prison for attending a rally, and you can't rot there for 3 years with no trial. Oh and the conservative court will NEVER support Obamacare....twice.

 

[retrieverman]

After all this talk about restricting gun rights…

 

[1Mudman]

You would think after all the defeats the ATF has had in recent years and scolding by the Supreme Court on the over reach they have attempted more than once. What does the ATF do? Try something even more dictatorship than the last attempt at mass gun grabbing and attack on the 2A. We have our Scotus Strong! This is why the left wing psychos continue to attack the Republican Judges and even attempted murder on them.

 

[BillM]

So, if I sell grandpa’s old, busted up, single shot 12 ga to someone other than a dealer, I can go to prison for years?

But if I sell his old axe, wood chipper or truck, I don’t go to prison?

They’re all pieces of inanimate metal and can possibly maim or kill someone. Why do we “allow” such imposing regulations and restrictions on something that is a Right imparted by our Creator and so important as to be enumerated in part of the US Constitution via the Bill of Rights?

You appear to expect the AFT to make sense. The only way it makes sense is if they are planning to shred the Constitution. Which they've been doing since I was a pre-teen. And I'll be 69 this weekend.

 

[sherrick13]

No they don’t go away. This is the paragraph that is at question. But you need to read the whole thing to understand how ATF views it.

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This is important. Those of us that occasionally sell fit this.

I think they are going after those guys that buy and sell on the side with no interest in the gun itself. We all know about those types of guys. Harmless, but the ATF hates them.



The downside is the line is quite blurred and collectors are going to get jammed up because of the vague definition and overzealous agents.


This rule doesn't ban private sales at all. It just muddies the water even more and make it more likely you will get a winning ticket in the ATF prosecution lottery.

 

[busterheiney]

I'd like to hear an opinion from the perspective of an FFL holder who actually is in the gun selling business. Does this affect them positively or negatively, or not at all?

 

[BobbyV]

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.

Sort of like a buy a scope get a free gun deal . . . I like it.

 

[GlockPride]

You appear to expect the AFT to make sense. The only way it makes sense is if they are planning to shred the Constitution. Which they've been doing since I was a pre-teen. And I'll be 69 this weekend.

More like pointing out the blatant idiocy. That it’s not about gun CONtrol, but CONTROL.

 

[BobbyV]

I'd like to hear an opinion from the perspective of an FFL holder who actually is in the gun selling business. Does this affect them positively or negatively, or not at all?

I don't see how this would impact FFLs much at all.

 

[yukonjack]

This is important. Those of us that occasionally sell fit this.

I think they are going after those guys that buy and sell on the side with no interest in the gun itself. We all know about those types of guys. Harmless, but the ATF hates them.



The downside is the line is quite blurred and collectors are going to get jammed up because of the vague definition and overzealous agents.


This rule doesn't ban private sales at all. It just muddies the water even more and make it more likely you will get a winning ticket in the ATF prosecution lottery.

That’s why it’s important to read this all for yourself. It’s interesting to read about the citizens concerns during the public comments and ATF’s response.