That STILL does not mean that you need to let them into your house.
You ask them what they want to see and they can wait, in the front yard, in the rain or blazing sun for you to bring it to them. One thing at a time. Do not let them on the porch. That is part of your home's curtilage and they have no right to be there.
The law is actually on the side of the people not of the jackbooted thugs but they have to know how to use it.
“That STILL does not mean that you need to let them into your house.”
Letting them into his house caused no problem. He even said they were very polite during the visit.
“That STILL does not mean that you need to let them into your house.”
Obviously you do not have an FFL and you should refrain from giving bad legal advice.
“That STILL does not mean that you need to let them into your house.”
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f a licensee refuses to comply by not letting the IOI enter the business premises or inspect their inventory and records, this is considered a willful violation of the GCA
“That STILL does not mean that you need to let them into your house.’
Wrong
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During an inspection, the IOI will conduct the following activities (not necessarily in this order):
Review business operations, including ownership and responsible person information
Evaluate the licensee’s internal controls and security measures
Verify that licensee is in compliance with state and local laws
Conduct a complete physical inventory of firearms
Review the acquisition & disposition (A&D) record, also known as the bound book
Review all ATF forms, including Forms 4473
Suggest voluntary actions or steps the licensee can take to improve compliance
Did you miss my #44 and #45?