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<blockquote data-quote="jcizzle" data-source="post: 2138370" data-attributes="member: 18220">This I know is not popular opinionon herr but I&#039;ll say that if ubcs could work I wouldn&#039;t ha e a problem with the.&nbsp; However, I am adamantly against them because they can&#039;t work. Not without leading to the next step of forced registration. Why would it take forced registrationto make ubcs work?Lets say Bill is selling Bob a .223 bolt actio. Rifle for a couple hu drex bucks.&nbsp; They aren&#039;t best friends but have known each other for quite some time. Bill isn&#039;t gonna requireBob to spend an extra $20 plus go through the hassle himself of meeting across town or 20miles into town to a dealer for a check on Bob. After all since the gu. Isn&#039;t registered nobody will really ever know its sold or a d bill doesn&#039;t have it aanymore or that bob now owns one anyway.&nbsp;&nbsp; Therefore the law can&#039;t be inforced. Why have a law that cant be enforced?&nbsp; The reason would be so that five years down the road grabbers can say we need a registration to close the &quot;loophole&quot; in the ubc requirements.&nbsp;&nbsp; Plus don&#039;t think they wont start saving data from transfers that do take place so they&#039;llgave a start on the registration database alreadyI&#039;m not a lawyer but that&#039;s my analysis. Taake it for what u willSent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I747 using Tapatalk 2</blockquote>

[QUOTE="jcizzle, post: 2138370, member: 18220"] This I know is not popular opinionon herr but I'll say that if ubcs could work I wouldn't ha e a problem with the. However, I am adamantly against them because they can't work. Not without leading to the next step of forced registration. Why would it take forced registrationto make ubcs work? Lets say Bill is selling Bob a .223 bolt actio. Rifle for a couple hu drex bucks. They aren't best friends but have known each other for quite some time. Bill isn't gonna requireBob to spend an extra $20 plus go through the hassle himself of meeting across town or 20miles into town to a dealer for a check on Bob. After all since the gu. Isn't registered nobody will really ever know its sold or a d bill doesn't have it aanymore or that bob now owns one anyway. Therefore the law can't be inforced. Why have a law that cant be enforced? The reason would be so that five years down the road grabbers can say we need a registration to close the "loophole" in the ubc requirements. Plus don't think they wont start saving data from transfers that do take place so they'llgave a start on the registration database already I'm not a lawyer but that's my analysis. Taake it for what u will Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I747 using Tapatalk 2 [/QUOTE]

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