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1 posted on 09/10/2008 11:39:07 AM PDT by JZelle
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In honor of all the gun-loop holes and other nonsense. I went out yesterday and purchased a Colt 1911 Defender...a really sweet, light weapon with a 45 punch that’s small enough to keep in the car.....


2 posted on 09/10/2008 11:49:45 AM PDT by Gaffer
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The guy was selling his personally owned property to recover the original investment. That is a private seller. An FFL sells products by ordering a firearm from a distributor and selling it at retail to a customer including a markup over the distributor's price, shipping and sales tax. The distinction is pretty obvious to me. Politicians may not be bright enough to comprehend the difference OR may have an underlying agenda that inhibits intelligent thinking.
3 posted on 09/10/2008 11:56:17 AM PDT by Myrddin
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Note that the ATF (especially under Clinton) has revoked the FFLs of many small sellers, and refused to grant applications of many such sellers since then.

If you can’t get an ATF license, you certainly should be able to act as a private seller. And the consequences for selling without a license should simply be an invitation to apply for (and then receive) an FFL.


7 posted on 09/10/2008 12:22:02 PM PDT by Atlas Sneezed (Guns don't kill people, criminals and the governments that create them do.)
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A similar thing happened to an elderly gun dealer I know. He surrendered his license and proceded to sell the guns he still had, since they were his private property. BATF swooped in and confiscated his guns. He’s in his 80’s, and after spending thousands on lawyers, they still have most of his guns.(They generously returned his black powder and pre-1898 guns, since they are not regulated, however, the also confiscated a whisky bottle shaped like a gun)

ATF finds harrassing law-abiding citizens much safer than actually disarming violent criminals.


8 posted on 09/10/2008 12:29:31 PM PDT by ozzymandus
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A similar thing happened to an elderly gun dealer I know. He surrendered his license and proceded to sell the guns he still had, since they were his private property. BATF swooped in and confiscated his guns. He’s in his 80’s, and after spending thousands on lawyers, they still have most of his guns.(They generously returned his black powder and pre-1898 guns, since they are not regulated, however, the also confiscated a whisky bottle shaped like a gun)

ATF finds harrassing law-abiding citizens much safer than actually disarming violent criminals.


9 posted on 09/10/2008 12:29:42 PM PDT by ozzymandus
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